Tyler Wood @TylerWood41

Dan Hurley on Paige Bueckers news: "It sucks. It sucks for her, for UConn, for the sport of basketball (...) But special people, oftentimes they have a very unique and challenging journey and it's what makes them so special. It's just part of her story…"

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4 years ago

@sox_coverage @PeteAbe Maybe the key word is “organization” (not major leagues), or a Freudian Slip from Pete.

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4 years ago

@norm_1227 @awfulannouncing Hey, I walked through blood and bone that day looking for my brother. Thankfully, he was in Northern Canada.

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4 years ago

@PeteAbe Pete, buddy. 🫣

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4 years ago

@nut_history Historic, intimate, iconic, green

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4 years ago

@ajmpdx99 @ChrisCotillo Espinal is one of five All-Stars on the Blue Jays. Perez is one of two on the Rangers. The Phillies would have more than Schwarber had Harper not gotten hurt. The only player that fits the criteria you described is Beni.

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4 years ago

@G_Mashburn @BostonStrong_34 Sox fan caught it thankfully

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4 years ago

@Billschoked13 @BostonStrong_34 80 pitch limit tonight. Nate was at 78.

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4 years ago

@jond2546 @IanMBrowne Release one of the three semi-reliable relievers. Sounds like a great idea.

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4 years ago

@sasnyc @nut_history I see your argument, but I wanted to spread the love with all the Sox golden ages. Cy Young is also a viable option (and obviously a much more significant player historically) but Hoopers WS beat him out.

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4 years ago

@sasnyc @nut_history Hooper played in a dead ball era. He was 1st, 2nd or 3rd in team RBIs almost every season of his career in Boston. He was also an incredible defender. Most importantly, he was the only player to play on all 4 Boston WS teams in the 1910s. Truly a pillar of a dynasty.