Huge get by the basketball staff. Going up against Oscar in practice everyday and having him as a mentor, will only make him that much better.
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Very happy to see this kid on board. 7'1" uber-athletic former soccer player. I hope Cal swiftly clarifies that he's playing this year, and that he gets minutes as a rim protector and shot blocker.Huge get by the basketball staff. Going up against Oscar in practice everyday and having him as a mentor, will only make him that much better.
Morning legionnaires!
High today around 101°.
Headed out this morning at about 0830 for the second doctor's appointment since going off post. The first was just a quick look to see where we needed to go. This one will be more in depth after she looks at my blood test results. Long way to go still as I will be doing a few of these over the next few months trying to determine my overall health status.
But, before that, out to the shop for a workout. I am starting my New Year's resolution today. Well, new year for me since yesterday that is. Going to add a walk every day after my normal workout and start taking in less calories and shoot for the 200lb weight class before the holidays. Currently 220lbs.
Que Rocky music.
Been watching it weekly and like it because of A and B above. I like the show.Good morning D-League. Rattling along on the subway heading to DC. A hot, humid day in the east.
Any of you folks watching the Hulu series “Old Man?” Jeff Bridges plays a 70-something CIA operative who went rogue years ago then hid out for decades.
I’ve only watched the first episode. Not quite ready to recommend it to anyone, but I will say A. They capture some of the foibles of getting older B. It’s fun as hell watching an old guy with a swollen prostate and gravel in his joints beat the hell out of younger guys, even if it is a fantasy.
I hope you folks have a good day.
That's good to hear Warrior, that the quality holds up.Been watching it weekly and like it because of A and B above. I like the show.
Been watching it weekly and like it because of A and B above. I like the show.
Thank You Future POTUS!Ron DeSantis
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In response to the devastating floods in Kentucky, I've deployed @FLSERT to support response and recovery efforts in the most impacted areas through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.
Florida stands ready to assist Kentucky.
Thank You Future POTUS!
Huge football + basketball weekend November 19-20Some interesting basketball announcements tonight: a home-and-home series with Gonzaga with a November game there, and I like this: The Blue -White game will be played in Pikeville as a fundraiser for Kentucky’s flood victims.
Don’t put a gun to my head and ask me which game I’d rather win if Kentucky was guaranteed to go 1-1 that weekend.Huge football + basketball weekend November 19-20
Nov 19: Georgia @ Kentucky in Lex
Nov 20: Kentucky @ Gonzaga in Spokane.
Alex, I'll take a Nov 19 Win for $1000...Huge football + basketball weekend November 19-20
Nov 19: Georgia @ Kentucky in Lex
Nov 20: Kentucky @ Gonzaga in Spokane.
I am thankful I grew up in an age of great sports announcers. He was in my all time Top 5. I put Cawood #1, Red Barber #2, Mel Allen #3 and Vince Scully #4. And that order can change except for #1. I also put Waite Hoyt in the best of the best because my dad was a lifelong huge Cincy Reds fan and gathered us around the radio to listen to him call the Reds games. It brings back sweet memories.RIP Vin Scully.
A few years back, when he announced his retirement, I hired a friend to interview him. I still think we got an interesting read out of it. He even - for the first time - gave his opinion on Peter Rose and the Hall of Fame, so lots of news organizations quoted our story.
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Vin Scully is definitely one of the best announcers to ever work the booth. Scully knew when to stop talking and allow the crowd noise to tell the story. RIP Vin Scully.RIP Vin Scully.
A few years back, when he announced his retirement, I hired a friend to interview him. I still think we got an interesting read out of it. He even - for the first time - gave his opinion on Peter Rose and the Hall of Fame, so lots of news organizations quoted our story.
Here's a link, for our resident baseball fans...
Celebrity News and Interviews
Keep up with the latest Hollywood news, celebrity profiles, in-depth interviews, rare photos of icons, community discussion and more at AARP.www.aarp.org
That brings back good memories -- sitting with dad and maybe an uncle and a brother listening all summer to Waite Hoyt, Jim McIntyre, Frank McCormick and others call Reds games over the radio, and then the incomparable Cawood with the call on the Cats in the winter.I am thankful I grew up in an age of great sports announcers. He was in my all time Top 5. I put Cawood #1, Red Barber #2, Mel Allen #3 and Vince Scully #4. And that order can change except for #1. I also put Waite Hoyt in the best of the best because my dad was a lifelong huge Cincy Reds fan and gathered us around the radio to listen to him call the Reds games. It brings back sweet memories.
Hoyt was the best during rain delays. The Cincy local PBS station did a show with and about him after he retired. I've seen it a couple of times.I am thankful I grew up in an age of great sports announcers. He was in my all time Top 5. I put Cawood #1, Red Barber #2, Mel Allen #3 and Vince Scully #4. And that order can change except for #1. I also put Waite Hoyt in the best of the best because my dad was a lifelong huge Cincy Reds fan and gathered us around the radio to listen to him call the Reds games. It brings back sweet memories.
Mets suck.Vin Scully is definitely one of the best announcers to ever work the booth. Scully knew when to stop talking and allow the crowd noise to tell the story. RIP Vin Scully.
One of my favorite Scully clips:
Claude Sullivan called their games for a couple of seasons right after Hoyt. I think his cancer stopped him.That brings back good memories -- sitting with dad and maybe an uncle and a brother listening all summer to Waite Hoyt, Jim McIntyre, Frank McCormick and others call Reds games over the radio, and then the incomparable Cawood with the call on the Cats in the winter.
Peace - finally. Never knew it went so long till I measured it just now - 6 minutes. Wonder what they learn in last 4 that they don't learn in first 2? That it can go for 6 minutes?Every dam Wednesday at noon the fire station siren goes off on & on. Hear it? I do. Loudly.