The guys are joined by friend of the show @stevesuffonair to have an honest and open conversation about #racerelations and how they can be fixed in #America after the murder of #GeorgeFloyd.
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We are united. We stand together.
In New York set to play the Yankees, the Chicago White Sox were awoken by an alarm the morning of September 11, 2001. Baseball resumed in Chicago on September 18 as the White Sox played host to the Yankees and fans showed up to show their support.
I watch this every year and you should too.
On the day that exposed the very worst of our world, we also saw the very best of our great country.
RIP Welles Crowther. Never forget.
And thank you again and forever to all the heroes of 9/11. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
25 years ago, baseball helped heal the nation in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks ❤️
“When America Took The Field” re-airs on MLB Network tonight at 10 pm ET and Saturday at 10 am ET
Watch the full documentary here: https://t.co/3dAlnNWGcI
How dare you @ESPN. Not only do we not get to see the whole interview with Welles' mom, but you cut into the national anthem ON 9/11. SICKENING. DO BETTER.
@EmmaDanielle4@brendenmoore13 You're correct, they won't leave. Kevin Warren's initial goal of shovels in ground by 2025 was never going to happen. They'd've had 8 years left on the lease at that point. Whether by Hail Mary or just an arduous process playing out over time, the Bears are going to stay.
Sen. Bill Cunningham, D-Chicago, tells me that Bears President Kevin Warren called him this morning and told him they were putting out the statement about moving forward in Hammond. But... Cunningham added this: "He also said he looks forward to continuing discussions with me."
We are so blessed on our radio show on @espn1000 to have such loyal fans. @xjhoodespn@sheanorling@nakithebeatman and I love our fans. One of them, Joey G who called all the time died yesterday and we extend our deepest sympathies to his family. We love you Joey G.