Michael Parente

Voice of @CESMMA and @CESBoxing

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

The kids on this app have no clue. The @Yankees playoff meltdowns, hilarious inept moments, disappearing offense, and overall piss-poor play have been going for more than two decades.

https://t.co/yLcVPJJdht

[Jon “Stugotz” Weiner @stugotz790]

Up 2 Games to Nun

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

Amen 🙏🏼

[TimBoxeo @TimBoxeo]

Boxing Promotors: each and every one of you are using AI for your fight posters - they all look the same, same color scheme and all of 'em look like shit

[TimBoxeo @TimBoxeo]

Boxing Promotors: each and every one of you are using AI for your fight posters - they all look the same, same color scheme and all of 'em look like shit

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

@allan_cheapshot Made-up factions and random groupings of individuals with no other discernible connections should not last as long as a "storyline" involving real family. That's a tale you can tell a number of different ways because it's organic and real. Bloodline will live forever.

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

@cgasper @JRbroadcaster Best of luck, my friend 🙏🏼

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

@BruceTrampler @kelley_AK @rkmatchmaker Ron Katz: One of the best in the business

[Onyx @OnyxOdds]

REPORT: Kenny Atkinson has arrived at MSG to prepare for Knicks-Cavs Game 5 with the series analytically tied 2-2

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

Here’s another wild concept. Wait for it …. You can go to a professional sporting event and act like a civilized adult and still enjoy the game instead of masquerading as a foul-mouthed cretin exercising his or her right to be obnoxious.

[Alexis Jade @Msalexisjade]

I’ve seen a lot of people giving their “hot take” on this but I don’t think it’s that complicated:

- Fans either cheering for you OR chirping at you is part of the gig when you’re signing up to be a professional athlete

- As a fan, you can expect a player to occasionally chirp back if they hear you.

- As the professional athlete, you need to be smart and realize you’re playing in front of a live audience and in today’s day and age, your reactions will be caught on camera.

The fan said “you suck” and PCA went off the rails. Idk if he needs to be punished, but I do think he was being stupid 🤷‍♀️

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

Thank goodness he spoke publicly on this because I had no idea his .173 average, three home runs, and five RBI through the end of May meant he was "struggling."

[Talkin' Yanks @TalkinYanks]

Austin Wells acknowledges how much he's struggling

(via @GJoyce9)

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

Tremendous finish by the @Yankees

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

And there it is.

[Talkin' Yanks @TalkinYanks]

Max Fried left today's game with left posterior elbow soreness. He'll see Dr. Christopher Ahmad tomorrow

(via @M_Marakovits)

[JDfromNY @JDfromNY206]

They put this shit on a PREMIUM. Key word PREMIUM LIVE EVENT. Imagine paying 30 dollars for the app and price of admission for this garbage #WWEBacklash

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

@reiikomoon81 @ContrarianAlex Came here for that one 😅😅😅

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

@ChasingSnyder These posts have been incredible.

[roseanne 🥀 @HoodieFrazier]

Gut-punch devastating news to wake up to this morning. John Sterling’s voice was the soundtrack of my springs and summers all my life. So many car rides with John’s voice blaring through the speakers. (I can still hear all his “….thuuuuuh pitch….”). When you think of the New York Yankees, John’s voice, his home run calls are loud and clear, echoing with the rich history this franchise offers. He is large part of that history. John Sterling will forever be the voice of the Yankees. It feels like another piece of my childhood has gone with him. Thank you, John, for all you gave to the game of baseball and for being the defining voice of multiple generations of Yankees fans like myself, my brothers, and my dad. You will be forever missed. Rest in peace to a legend. 💔💔💔

[Alex Rodriguez @AROD]

John Sterling was one of one. I loved him, and I’ll always be grateful for how good he was to me throughout my career.

No one loved baseball more than John. He was a true ambassador for the game, beloved and revered by everyone who knew him or heard his voice. I’ll never forget hearing him and Suzyn call games, and his incredible Hank Aaron stories.

The baseball world will miss him deeply, but we will never forget him. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones.

[New York Yankees @Yankees]

Well, John, we thank you.

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

Likewise, remember when the idiot manager wanted to bench him against lefties?

[Jack Fungo @FungoMLB]

Remember when Juan Soto left and the #Yankees somehow turned a 12th round pick, non-prospect from Dartmouth into the same hitter for, quite literally, 1/800th of the cost?

[Allan @AllanRicharz]

@davemeltzerWON "Every "wrestling historian" says stupid stuff like 'Yeah, Hogan was good but he owes everything to Ol' Cornelius Johnson III who invented the armbar in 1915'"

[Michael Parente @MichaelParente]

@bostonmedia617 @bigjimmurray @MikeMutnansky @bostonradio Felger's a good guy. So is Andy. When you work with people, whether as colleagues or acquaintances from competing outlets, for a long time you develop friendships and would hate to see anyone lose their job – especially being in the same business and knowing how cutthroat it is