Black woman brutally assaults white woman on the basketball court.
Black woman is ejected.
Black woman then cries that she's the real victim.
This is society we created. ๐
Story by Mark Grace....
Rick Sutcliffe gave up back-to-back Home Run's in Cincinnati.
And in Cincinnati, they shoot off fireworks after a Red hits a home run.
Rick Sutcliffe was pretty intense on the day he pitched.
So Eric Davis takes him deep, and Paul O'Neill takes him deep right after that.
So Sutcliffe is all mad, and pitching coach Billy Connors comes out to the mound and Sutcliffe yells at him:
"I know I gave up back-to-back home runs, but get your ass back in the dugout and tell Zimmer to settle down too!"
Billy Connors looks at Sutcliffe and says:
"I know you have everything under control, Rick.
I just wanted to give that guy running the fireworks a little more time to reload."
With apologies to Mr. Sutcliffe, still my favorite baseball story!
Mickey Rivers frequently bet so much on horses that, even making a major league salary, Mickey frequently would run out of money before the next paycheck.
One day before a game, in his uniform pants, Rivers went into George Steinbrenner's office and said he wanted a bonus.
They went back and forth and Steinbrenner finally decided Rivers deserved it, and said it would be in his next paycheck.
"I want it now," Rivers said.
"In cash."
Steinbrenner went to the safe in his office and pulled out $10,000 in hundreds, which Rivers shoved into his back pocket.
During the game, Rivers stole second and the throw went into center field.
He got up to go to third, but then flopped down on the base again and wouldn't move.
Did he not see the throw was wild?
Was he wary of the center fielder's arm?
Had he hurt himself?
No!!!
Mickey Rivers still had the $10,000 in his back pocket, and when he slid, the money came out.
He stayed on the base so he could grab it! Rivers told that story at a charity softball game and everybody laughed.
His old Yankees teammate Willie Randolph, who also was at the softball game, said the story was absolutely true!!!!
"I was taught you never, ever disrespect your opponent or your teammates or your organization or your manager and never, ever your uniform.
Make a great play?
Act like youโve done it before.
Get a big hit?
Look for the third base coach and get ready to run the bases.
Hit a home run?
Put your head down, drop the bat, run around the bases, because the name on the front is more:
A lot more important than the name on the back.
I was a baseball player at North Central High School in Spokane, Washington, even though I was All-City in basketball, even when I signed a letter of intent to play quarterback at Washington State.
I love to play baseball.
I'm a baseball player.
I've always been a baseball player.
I'm still a baseball player.
That's who I am."
Ryne Sandberg.
Legend!!!!
@DanClarkSports They are bird dogging! โSee? We got Skubal and the best pitching staff and we still lose!โ
In about a week, they will stop pretending โฆ and never lose another game!
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