Eli 💙💛🦅 @BITE725

Fan de @AmericaFemenil @ClubAmerica @Yankees @steelers @FCBfemeni Joined November 2009

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🚺mesquebarcelona 💙❤️💔 @Mesquebarcaaa

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Esmee brugts was so cool last night.❤️🥹

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Eli 💙💛🦅 @BITE725

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@_calvoneta Que metan a Palme

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Club América Femenil @AmericaFemenil

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¡GOOOOOOL DE GEYSE! ¡GOOOOOL DEL AMÉRICA! 🦅💙💛 ⚽️ Monterrey 1-3 América

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Club América Femenil @AmericaFemenil

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¡GOOOOOOL DE SCARLETT CAMBEROS! ¡GOOOOOL DEL AMÉRICA! 🦅💛💙 ⚽️ Rayadas 1-2 América

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Club América Femenil @AmericaFemenil

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Otro gol a la cuenta de la leyenda española. 🇪🇸🔥 Irene Guerrero. 🦅💛💙

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Club América Femenil @AmericaFemenil

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¡GOOOOOOL DE IRENE GUERRERO! ¡GOOOOOL DEL AMÉRICA! 🦅💛💙 ⚽️ Monterrey 1-1 América

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Mom needed a little @ballondor 101 😂🏆 The @AmericaFemenil captain is the first Mexican woman to be nominated for the Women's Ballon d'Or. In May 2026, she lead her team to their first @ConcacafW Champions Cup helping the team qualify for both FIFA Women's Club World Cup and FIFA Women's Champions Cup 🇲🇽

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Club América Femenil @AmericaFemenil

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Goleadora 🦅🤙

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Club América Femenil @AmericaFemenil

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🦅 Mágica 🇧🇷

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The Yankee Report @YankeeReport_

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If the Yankees win tonight, we’re giving away a free tee or hoodie to a random follower who reposts and likes this tweet. Comment your size!

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Women’s Hoops Network @WomensHoops_USA

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Caitlin Clark tonight: • 27 points • 15 ASSISTS • 7 rebounds • 9/18 FG

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Club América Femenil @AmericaFemenil

5 days ago

Montse Saldívar, Celeste Espino, Kimberly Rodríguez, Jana Gutiérrez, Scarlett Camberos y Nancy Antonio han sido convocadas con la Selección Nacional Femenil. 🇲🇽 ¡Mucho éxito, Águilas! A dejarlo todo. 🦅💛💙 #TeHaceFaltaVerMásFútbolFemenil

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Park Mu-Doon @parkmudoon

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One of the greatest Playoff games of all time. Caitlin Clark played without a conscience —ignoring turnovers, missed shots, and system boundaries — she went completely ROGUE. The Aces threw everything at her, but she was unstoppable. This is a legacy-defining game. [highlights]

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MLB @MLB

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Come for the Yankee Stadium crowd pop Stay for Ben Rice's grand bat flip 😤

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the Sports ON Tap @thesportsontap

6 days ago

Ben Rice grew up in Cohasset, Massachusetts, twenty miles from Fenway Park, and he was a New York Yankees fan. Not quietly. He wore the gear to school. "I mean, you definitely stick out a little bit when you're wearing your Yankees gear around, maybe on my first-grade picture day." Here is a little kid's entire reasoning, in his own words. "I liked the team that won the most, and I liked Derek Jeter." He wore an old school Yankees jacket to games at Fenway. His classmates were Red Sox fans. His whole town was. And on one of those trips to Fenway with his father, he walked over to the Pesky Pole, the right field foul pole Boston fans treat as a shrine, and wrote two words on it. Yankees Rule. He has said he was probably one of the only people ever to write something pro Yankees on that thing. Now here is what happened to that kid. He went to Dartmouth. Then COVID cancelled the entire 2020 college season, which for a player trying to get drafted is the worst possible thing at the worst possible time. So he made his own. That summer he played in the Futures League, hit .350 with 11 home runs and was named MVP. Then he got his college friends together and organized workouts at a complex in Northborough. His buddies started calling it the Ben Rice League, because that is what it was. A kid ran his own league so scouts would have somewhere to find him. The next spring he played in an amateur league around Massachusetts where scouts stood in parking lots to watch. He got a few games in at Cotuit on the Cape. Two Yankees scouts, Matt Hyde and Damon Oppenheimer, found him in the middle of all that. New York took him in the 12th round in 2021. Not the first. The twelfth. He reached the big leagues in 2024. And that July, as a rookie, he hit three home runs in one game. No rookie in the history of the New York Yankees had ever done that. Not Lou Gehrig. Not Joe DiMaggio. Not Mickey Mantle. It was against the Boston Red Sox. "I can't believe it was against the Red Sox," he said that night. This season he hit 41 home runs, the most on the team. And tonight, Game 1 of the Wild Card Series, Boston again. Ben Rice went 4 for 5. A double. An RBI single in the seventh. A home run. Then, with two outs in the eighth, a grand slam. Six runs batted in. No player in the history of the New York Yankees had ever had six RBI and four hits in one postseason game. Not Babe Ruth. Not Gehrig. Not Mantle. Not Jeter. Not Judge. New York Yankees 9, Boston Red Sox 0. The Yankees lead the series 1-0. Now the honest part. The slam came with the game already gone, off a bullpen with nothing left. But the kid who wrote Yankees Rule on the Pesky Pole went in the 12th round, invented a league to get seen, and has now broken two Yankees records against the Boston Red Sox. For more stories like this, follow us on any platform @thesportsontap