Sam

Oasis, Man City, Cubs, LSU

[Sam @sjone65]

@BoneheadsPage

[Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing]

"Imagine the Astros being mad about stealing signs. But guess what? That's part of the game. When you can see the grip in a glove."

- Will Middlebrooks

[Sam @sjone65]

@BBGreatMoments Just another reason I Miss @kschwarb12 @obvious_shirts

[Sam @sjone65]

@KyloWen85 @justamusicfan3 You can’t list them on Ticketmaster at all right now. You can use Twickets or Stub Hub/Seat Geek.

[Sam @sjone65]

@metziejar @BleacherNation Got a starter (that’s what I’ve been obsessively thinking about)
Overall we did more

[Sam @sjone65]

@BarstoolChief @kates4cubbies No way they resign Tucker. With the lockout looming, this was the year to make a huge push. Extending Hoyer was a joke from cheap, garbage owners. #RickettsOut

[Sam @sjone65]

@CubsSkipper Castro time

[Sam @sjone65]

Hey @Cubs, the Captain, @ARizzo44, is available. Just saying…@DOM_Frederic

[Sam @sjone65]

@MarioJLanza YES! 2025 has been saved!

[Sam @sjone65]

@Bleacher_Bunch Jed stinks. Man, I’m so sick of this.

[National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ @baseballhall]

With a relentless work ethic and an unshakable positive outlook over 16 seasons of excellence, Ryne Sandberg inspired all those who knew him.

[Chicago Cubs @Cubs]

Ryne Sandberg. Second to None.

[Chicago Cubs @Cubs]

Forever 23.

[Sam @sjone65]

@barstoolcarl Your best video Carl. Thanks for summing up our feelings about Ryno. Grew up with his poster on the back of my door so I could always check if I was as tall as him. Played second base because of him. Sandberg was the standard of what a baseball player should be.

[carl @CarlsBeef]

We’re all so extremely lucky to have witnessed Ryne Sandberg’s greatness. His impact on Chicago is immeasurable and can only be understood through experience. He was the Cubs for 15 years and if you were lucky to watch then you know he was a complete person. Not player. Person.

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

Super Sky Point to Ryne Sandberg, my favorite second baseman of all time. I will never forget the countless hours tuned into WGN with Harry Caray and Steve Stone during those beautiful childhood summers that lasted forever. Before we knew how fast time actually flies and that our heroes don’t live forever. He could hit, he could field, and he did it all with class. Ernie Banks may be Mr. Cub but Ryno capably took that mantle for my generation. Somewhere in my heart it’ll always be 1984, Harry will always be three sheets to the wind while looking for blondes in the bleachers between pitches, and Ryne Sandberg will always get the clutch hit or make the great defensive play to save the day. That’s how I remember it because that’s how it was. Nobody ever wore Cubbie blue better. St. Peter, don’t throw this man fastballs. But I’m sure Bruce Sutter already told you that. #RIP

[Sara Sanchez @BCB_Sara]

There are thousands of baseball facts to share about Ryne Sandberg, but my favorite Ryno fact is that his Hall of Fame Speech is considered one of the 100 greatest speeches of all time. It was July, 2005, in the shadow of the steroids scandal. 1/

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