4x Emmy winner 1x Murrow. Recovering TV sports guy. Speech/media prof at Kean U. Author. Caps: 7-3/4. Baseball, Hockey, repeat. Walk on Faith
Warren County, NJ
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The 1969 Mets had a multitude of heroes, but no one was bigger than Jerry Koosman, who passed away this morning after battling multiple illnesses. newyorkmets.medium.com/rest-…
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It's the Great Sweater Reveal, Charlie Brown! 🐾
Here's your first look at the P-Bruins all-new Snoopy-inspired sweaters, to be worn January 16th & 17th on Peanuts Weekend at The AMP! 🥜
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RIP to the great Jerry Koosman, a legendary New York Mets pitcher who won 222 games and went 2-0 in the 1969 World Series. He was 83.
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Bill Belichick says Carl Banks found the best film tell he’s ever seen against the Eagles that the coaches completely missed
“One thing in the book I talk about that I think you guys would love, best key I’ve ever seen. Best key I’ve ever seen. Banks comes up to me when I’m with the Giants. We’re playing the Eagles, and of course we played them twice a year. There’s no free agency, so it’s the same team every year. You keep playing them over and over again.”
“Banks comes up to me and says, ‘Coach, I got a key.’ He says, ‘When Spagnola comes up and puts his arm here like this, it’s a run. And when he wiggles his fingers, it’s a pass.’ I’m like, ‘Come on. No chance. Are you kidding me?’ He goes, ‘I know. I know. But just check it out.’”
“So I look at all the end-zone film, and I’m like, ‘God, it’s unbelievable.’ He wiggles his fingers every time. What are you going to say? It was 100%. We go play the Eagles. First series, we come off the field on defense. We get a three-and-out, and Banks is like, ‘He’s still doing it.’”
“We play them the next year, or play them the second time around. We go into the game, first series: ‘Coach, he’s still doing it.’ I mean, I’ve never seen anything like this. It was crazy. It could be fourth-and-inches. It could be third-and-20. If it’s a run, no wiggling. It was unbelievable.”
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Grand Slam Week continues as we say hello to the lanky Frank Baker, not to be confused with Frank “Home Run” Baker, even though both played for the Yankees albeit 50 years apart. This Frank Baker only hit one home run and it was…a grand slam for the O’s in 1973. How ‘bout that!
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Trenton, it’s time to get spooky and have some fun! 🎃🦅
Halloween Hockey is TONIGHT at CURE Arena! To make the most of your experience, please read the know before you go ahead of the game!
🎟️ ticketmaster.com/trenton-iro…
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Goose is on the button. Over the top, but on the button. Yankees tradition is only something they sell in the team store these days.
Another Yankees legend isn’t happy with ownership, the front office, team fundamentals and more. nj.com/yankees/2026/10/anoth…
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10/31 🤔’s from Home 🌊☀️🏝️
❤️🔥
It's year 28 of sobriety for me, and I still take it one day at a time.
I started with 18 things I needed to fix about myself.
I only focused on two: recommitting my life to Christ and getting sober.
I don't even know what the other 16 were. Turns out, I didn't need to.
I just went to work on becoming the best version of myself.
I didn't try and do it overnight. It was one day at a time.
Truthfully, that old slogan, one day at a time, I just tried to have a good day today.
My jackass man mentality had me thinking "I dug myself in this hole, I'll dig myself out."
Brilliant plan, right? The same guy who drove the car into the ditch was going to get it out.
But then I started asking for help. Asking for help became my superpower.
When I stopped trying to fix everything at once and just tried to have a good day today, life started making sense again.
Recovery isn't perfect, but neither am I.
I'm just a man who found a way to make himself happy so he could have a chance at making others happy too.
Make a difference today
Love Clint
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Brewers were loving the Aaron Ashby look-alike in the crowd
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BACK IN THE WIN COLUMN ‼️
IRONHAWKS GET THEIR REVENGE IN READING! FIRST ROAD WIN IN TEAM HISTORY! #ForgedForVictory
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Say hello to Duke Sims, he played 9 games as a Yankee but was there long enough to hit the final HR at original Yankee Stadium in 1973 (I was witness). Signed in ‘59 by Indians scout Carl Mays, who hit Ray Chapman with a pitch in 1920, resulting in baseball’s only on-field death.
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21,732 days since a Cup.
2,443 days since losing to an AHL Zamboni driver.
#LeafsForever
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A rematch in Reading. Let’s strike back ‼️
🆚 Reading Royals
⏰ 7:00pm
📍 Santander Arena
📺 FloHockeyTV (away audio)
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Now THIS is a terrific take on “the game” of baseball
10/29 🤔’s from Holmes Beach 🌊🏝️😎
Some notes from 2013 in regard to “The Game”
“The Game” doesn’t know the game is important.
“The Game” will teach the player as well as any coach.
“The Game” will expose areas of mental toughness that you did not prepare for during your developmental years.
“The Game” can give you a challenge that you haven’t developed tools for.
“The Game” can’t hear you. Only people can. People in the game are too often swayed to believe that they have no power over the game. They are merely victims of the game.
The Milwaukee Brewers just played the game. They took care of the game and the game took care of them. Mutual respect is always the best answer to “The Game”
Congratulations to the @Brewers entire Organization.
#WorldSeries #WorldSeries2026
Man can’t write what “The Game” can create.
Make a difference today
Love Clint
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So this is a bad thing? Clown take.
"The only reason we have baseball on radio is so people can feel better about what baseball means to them."
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