Christ believer, husband to a wonderful wife, father to 3 amazing young adults, and a proud Miami University alum. MLB Employee. #LoveAndHonor #HereWeGo

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The Brewers saw 175 pitches tonight. They swung and missed a total of 13 times.
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RT @nextlevelbb: The Brewers are being celebrated like they invented baseball. They are doing things that have become unusual. They have an…
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#Steelers icon Ben Roethlisberger had one of the greatest arms of all time. A two-minute video compilation of the Pittsburgh legend throwing deep-ball DIMES throughout his #NFL career. The arm strength, accuracy and touch were unreal. Legend.
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36 years ago today, the Cincinnati Reds won the 1990 World Series. The Reds swept the heavily favored Oakland Athletics 4-0. The World Series MVP was Jose Rijo, who threw seven shutout innings in game one, and allowed one run in 8-1/3 innings in game four.
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I was in attendance for this game. Go Reds!
36 Years Ago Today: Joe Oliver's 10th inning walk-off hit off Dennis Eckersley scores Billy Bates to give the Cincinnati Reds a 2-0 lead in the 1990 World Series. #ATOBTTR
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Julian Sayin pooping his pants in another big game. Shocking.
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"PHOENIX GONNA LOVE SOME LUKE KENNARD!" Kennard recorded 20 PTS (game-high), 5 REB, 4 AST and 4 3PM to lead Phoenix to their first preseason win last night... and Dillon Brooks crashed his postgame interview to hype up his new @Suns teammate 🤣🙌
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Justin Verlander says goodbye to his teammates And then holds his daughter’s hand as he leaves the mound 🥹
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Elly just hit a baseball out of GABP... literally.
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September 11, 1985: Pete Rose lays claim to the moniker "Hit King" with his 4,192nd career knock, passing Ty Cobb for the most all-time. #RedsVault
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Zero chance I am letting either Howard or Allar get away. Mason Rudolph is what he is…quality backup but not capable of being the guy. Trade him. #HereWeGo
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A player could get a Hit in all 162 games…for 26 straight seasons…and he’d still be 44 Hits shy of Pete Rose
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.364 / .468 / 1.091 line against top level competition every day! 6 2Bs, 3B, 4 HRs, 22 RBI, 22 R 15/15 on SB Only 1 error in close to 100 total chances between 2B & SS! @utahbaseball commit!
Thank you Midland Baseball for an amazing 3 years! Some clips from this summer below 👇 @MidlandBasebal @Midland2027 @weldyprep @JGatesPG @tclarkpitching
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If you handed me these you wouldn’t see or hear from me for at least eight hours.
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Pic from hole #5 of Bryson DeChambeau that was shared with me by the R&A from earlier today. #TheOpenChampionship
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In Pete Rose’s first game as a player-manager, he hit a stand-up double and still went into second with a headfirst slide.
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“GOOOOOOOOOONE.” “Oh my goodness, that is unbelievable!” “WOW!” “Unreal..the bullpen again…” “Stunning turn of events in Pittsburgh.” Hear Eugenio Suarez’s game-winning home run as heard on all broadcasts!!!! Reds TV Reds Radio Pirates TV Pirates Radio #Reds
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Literally one of the best games of last season. Steelers making us piss our pants as usual 🤣
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This week in 1974, Nolan Ryan threw 235 pitches against the Red Sox. He faced 58 batters and posted a pitching line of: 13-8-3-3-10-19 He made his next start on three days rest and won. Then he pitched for another two decades.
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