Remember when Pizza Hut pan pizzas were basically a goddamn culinary delicacy? They’d bring them out in a real fucking skillet that was piping at about 700 degrees Fahrenheit right as your third song kicked in on the jukebox after you’d played a game of Galaga. We were kings.
Lumberjacks finish the regular season with a win over the Demons, securing an undefeated conference record for the first time in school history! 🪓🏆
Join us in the Student Center Twilight Ballroom at 11 a.m. on Sunday to watch the @NCAA_FCS Playoff Selection Show! 🏈 #AxeEm
It’s a Friday night in 2004. You have the whole weekend ahead of you. Case of Mountain Dew in the fridge, the pizza rolls are in the oven, and you just hit the power button on the PS2. Life didn’t get much better than this.
More than a decade ago, I sat down with @MarcMaron in his garage to tape something new called a podcast. This time, he came to me to record his last episode.
We talked about the power of conviction, decency in an age of division, and the true story of America. I’ll miss Marc’s voice, but I hope his legacy of deep conversation and connection will continue.
In an empty stadium in Jacksonville all the promise of a new #Texans season is fading away. Someone has to step up to change this. Very tough to watch.
MD Anderson is proud to be named #1 in the nation for cancer care in @USNews’“Best Hospitals” ranking.
Read more: https://t.co/6DKYn4XAp5
#BestHospitals#EndCancer
Not enough people talk about Mike Scott
• 124-108 (.534 W-L), 3.54 ERA, 22.7 WAR
• Won CYA during legendary 1986 season
• 3x All-Star, 2068.2 IP, 45 CG, 22 SHO
• Won 20 games in 1989 (2nd in CYA)
• 86-49, 2.93 ERA, 1038 K from '85-'89
• Like Nolan Ryan, also started with NYM
• At his peak, simply an unstoppable force
• Threw multiple SHO in 7 different seasons
• His name still makes Mets fans fans squirm
• 0.50 ERA, 0.500 WHIP in 18.0 postseason IP
• Would have steamrolled NYM in NLCS Game 7
• More 1986: threw no-hitter vs. SFG on the last day of the season to clinch the division, won both CYA and NLCS MVP, and led league in WAR, ERA, K, SHO, IP, FIP, WHIP, H/9, K/9, K:BB ratio, and ERA+
• 1 of 5 player-seasons in the Modern Era (since 1900) with at least 8.0 WAR, 5 SHO, 300 K, and a WHIP under 0.950; the other four such seasons were recorded by Sandy Koufax TWICE and Walter Johnson TWICE