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[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@Bustzerker @PitchingNinja 😂 I know you're rage baiting because - dude- he's a back to back Cy Young Award winner and he was on injured reserve for 45 days. You would cream to have Skubal on your team.

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@CoVet_81 Also, both sides agree on jury.

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@TigersJUK This.

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

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[Baseball America @BaseballAmerica]

FINAL COLLEGE TOP 25.

Here are the 25 best teams in the country to end the season, plus key returners for next year 👀

https://t.co/4zBKndZXk2

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

For all those misinformed. This is what you will find if you actually do your research. Almost Heaven is, in fact, about West Virginia.

[Barnaby Breaks History 🇺🇸 @CorpBarnaby]

🇺🇸 The true story behind the song “Take Me Home, Country Roads” from a WVU graduate

The song was released in 1971. WVU began the tradition of singing it at games in 1972.

The songwriters, Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert, got the idea for the song riding down Clopper Road in Montgomery County, Maryland. They are husband and wife.

The songwriters have confirmed the song is about West Virginia. It’s not about Western Virginia.

Bill originally wanted to write the song about his home state of Massachusetts, but couldn’t get the cadence and syllable count right.

Danoff and Nivert opened for John Denver in DC in 1970. Later that night they played the song for Denver who loved it. They all stayed up that night finalizing the lyrics.

John Denver had not yet even been to West Virginia when he recorded the song.

Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah River were added because they sounded poetic. They are also physically present in Jefferson County, WV.

Video: John Denver playing Country Roads at dedication of Mountaineer Field in 1980.

It’s a beautiful song and I love hearing it, especially after Mountaineer wins!

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@CorpBarnaby Yes! Anyone that does their research, as you have, will find these facts! Great post. I would also add that when Danoff & Nivert were writing it they originally had Johnny Cash in mind, but fate would have Take Me Home, Country Roads be forever synonymous with John Denver and WV.

[Boo @IzaBooboo]

Ok, but

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@DavidJHarrisJr Wonder if he will wear it when his kids come out?

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

This. Anyone that has actually done research knows -> the song is about West Virginia.

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@CharlesWesleyG @CouzWalker Truth.

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@tigers @ComericaPark @ComericaBank God, I love @TarikSkubal. Love his 🔥
That's my pitcher. Hear him roar 🐅

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@chadwoodd @AmericaPapaBear Actually, I believe he was asking him to suck his dick.

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@wrenbaker @WVUSports Thank you, Wren. Thank. you.

[Brian Entin @BrianEntin]

This data center stuff is wild. I’m in Virginia and there is a data center with massive loud generators directly next to a neighborhood. The neighbors were told they were just testing the generators, but they’ve been on for MORE THAN A YEAR. Its insane. More later on @NewsNation.

[jeff blackwood @jsbtarheel95]

I’ll give it to WVU fans, I still hear their chants. I respect never giving up!!!

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

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[Wren Baker @wrenbaker]

Our latest information indicates
there have 155 MILLION views & impressions of our fans/team singing Country Roads after wins this baseball postseason. Not only does that bring visibility to @WVUBaseball but to our beloved University & the great state of WV! Hoping a lot of those 155 million find a way to visit wild and wonderful West Virginia! @WVtourism @WestVirginiaU @WVUSports @michaeltbenson

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@pokeywhite 😅

[Kpro @Kpro1984]

@TMZ Is the baby ok?

[Hurrdat Sports @HurrdatSports]

The people of Omaha are rallying behind the West Virginia Mountaineers. ✊

🤝 Edwards Auto Group