Scott Johnston

Host of the Past Our Prime podcast.

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@anthonyVslater He gone.

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@bossmoney000 @ShamsCharania LeBron willing to take a huge pay cut to play elsewhere should make Lakers fans pretty upset.

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@_Saxby_ @FoulTerritoryTV This was from Monday but still. Should have taken one in the ribs.

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@Super70sSports That’s better than :

“It Works…. Sort of. “

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@Masterflip_ Discrediting everything Clemens did because of steroids is an easy target but only a fool can’t recognize that he was a generational talent. Did roids help him? Probably. But not nearly as much as his work ethic, talent and competitive nature v

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@TheWarriorsTalk JK stands for just kidding.

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@timkawakami Ironic on the day Porzingis signs a 2-year deal.

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@GlobeBobRyan @Barkley_Tap Aaron Rodgers
Jason Kidd
Jackie Jensen

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@20th_Centurygal Lots of players could play like Eddie... but they were mostly copying Ed. He was the OG.

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@20th_Centurygal Great song.

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@lost50kinvegas @TheDunkCentral @BobbyMarks42 @SiriusXMNBA Jaylen is a great player who plays 75+ games and has won a chip. Ja is a wasted great talent. They are not close to the same.

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@TheDunkCentral @BobbyMarks42 @SiriusXMNBA Another rousing example of analytics. The best teams in every sport are the ones who take into consideration analytics but don’t use them as a guide to construct a team. Some things can’t be measured. If Brown is listed as 7th on a team your numbers are broken.

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George Brett is often credited with coining the phrase "The Mendoza Line." So did he?

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His brother Ken made him believe a big league career was possible. The Royals drafted him in 1971. He never left Kansas City. George Brett's story is exactly why we do this podcast. 🎙️ Past Our Prime — listen and subscribe now.

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@notgaetti Clemente threw like that.

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The June 21, 1976 cover of Sports Illustrated captured George Brett's intensity and talent at just the right moment. The kid from Kansas City was becoming one of baseball's biggest stars. #BaseballHistory @Royals

Hear it all on the Past Our Prime podcast.

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@JustRasslin I really thought Davey had a shot in this one.

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@MatthewNichol5 https://t.co/NMLP6e3fOM

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@itsedsilha @Cubs The Sutter Game

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@TheWarriorsTalk @Yaxel_Lendeborg Correct me if I’m wrong but he’s the first Yaxel ever to be drafted by the Warriors.