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Yooper. Minnesotan. Fueled by coffee.

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May is behind us. Let’s focus on the months ahead and the turn around the fellas are going to have. #DNMW

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@EatEmUpPod @hostedbyjhall @aurban91 With the emergence of Montero and Melton, along with the looming return of Jobe, where is your confidence level in the starting rotation in the (presumed) post-Skubal era?

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@EatEmUpPod Nothing else matters for the rest of the season. #FireUpChips

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Bro was like: ‘Hitler, amiright?!’

Germans: ‘I KNOW!’

Bro: ‘We don’t have one of those, wanna come hang out?’

Germans: ‘Bet.’

[J&L Historical @Jason_R_Burt]

In 1944, Lt. Clarence Coggins of the 45th Infantry Division was on a reconnaissance patrol northeast of Grenoble, France, when a German patrol captured him.

The 24-year-old company commander found himself a prisoner of war. But instead of silently accepting his fate, he struck up a conversation.

He calmly convinced the German major in charge that escape from the rapidly advancing Allied forces was impossible & that given how poorly the Germans had treated the local French population, surrendering to the Americans would be their best option.

The major listened. He then freed Coggins to arrange formal surrender terms with his own superiors.

On August 25, 1944, the terms were accepted. Nearly 1,000 German troops, 942 enlisted men & 17 officers, along with vast amounts of equipment, surrendered to the young American lieutenant in Grenoble.

This is Lt. Coggins shortly afterward, photographed in Grenoble on August 25, 1944. For his extraordinary initiative & courage while a prisoner, he was awarded the Silver Star and immediately promoted to Captain.

Tragically, Captain Coggins was killed in action just months later on January 7, 1945, during fighting in France.

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@Back_Porch_View Just a thought.

[MLB Hall of Pretty Good @hallofgoodpod]

Man, life just hasn’t been the same since Prince Fielder retired.

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Was great hearing some love for the Motherland on latest episode of @EatEmUpPod. If you truly want to disconnect from the world, head north until you reach the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

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Nephew committed to play college hockey!

[Eastern Hockey League @EHL_Hockey]

Garrett Bouschor Commits to Franklin Pierce University

@Seahawks_HC All-Star Defenseman to join Ravens for the 2026-2027 Season

🔗: https://t.co/g3jz8FoJ1x

#WherePlayersComeFirst | #DevelopPromoteAdvance

[Busch Beer @BuschBeer]

This cornfield is, in fact, big enough for the both of us

Want a beer?

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Djed Spence getting in the staring 11 for England today. COYS!

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@EatEmUpPod @hostedbyjhall @aurban91 Did the 2020 draft save the organization? 3 mainstays in the lineup and 5 of 6 making it to the Show sure is impressive.

[MLB Hall of Pretty Good @hallofgoodpod]

Jose Valverde’s 49/49 save season in 2011:

2.0 bWAR
75 games
2.24 ERA
49 saves
72.1 innings
185 ERA+
5th in Cy Young

[MLB Hall of Pretty Good @hallofgoodpod]

I’ll never forget when Jose Valverde went a perfect 49-for-49 in save opportunities for the Tigers in 2011.

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The 2026 Detroit Tigers Season or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Accept the Revolving Door of IL Stints.

[New Zealand Football 🇳🇿 @NZ_Football]

Michael Boxall becomes the 5th all-time cap holder for New Zealand (equal with Vaughan Coveny) with 64 caps 🎓

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@EatEmUpPod Zack Short is inevitable.

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Curaçao routed 7-1 by Germany yet still had more possession than Arsenal against PSG.

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Carolina winning the Stanley Cup is parallel to PSG winning the Champions League. No one really wanted to listen to Vegas/Arsenal fans all off season.

[Midwest vs. The Rest @midwestern_ope]

I don’t know what to do with this information but thank you

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When did it become normal for baseball manager not to wear a uniform? I see hoodies or t-shirts more often than not.

[Detroit Tigers @tigers]

the sky was a paid actor