David Contreras retweeted
Diana Russini’s first tweet back was that the Vikings were gonna get Mac Jones 😂
0 for 1 since not fucking a head coach.
David Contreras retweeted
The Raiders gave Kirk Cousins the chance to decide whether to stay or go.
Cousins chose to rejoin the Vikings for a playoff push — and a chance to rewrite his complicated legacy at age 38.
That and more post-trade deadline nuggets in The Sweep: tompelissero.substack.com/p/…
David Contreras retweeted
I hate this pompous bastard! Fuck u @RepJeffries
“You think I don’t have the votes nailed down?”
@RepJeffries boasts that he has speaker locked up and says @SenSchumer should also remain leader — as they take credit and pat themselves on the back for the blue tsunami (that saw candidates win they had never even heard of)
David Contreras retweeted
Senator Chuck Schumer just voted to advance the BAAJA bill, which would eviscerate the Endangered Species Act and the Clean Water Act while harming Indigenous communities.
In case you wanted another reason why he should not be the Majority Senate Leader.
Hey @RepJeffries FUCK YOU
Jeffries is threatening to withhold committee assignments from anyone who does not pledge their support for him to become speaker. So a loyalty pledge — sound familiar? Haven’t we had enough of governing by threat?? Isn’t this exactly what we just voted against?
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Hey @NFL switch over to the game I’ve paid $600 for Raiders - 49ers
David Contreras retweeted
If Tesla stops making cyber trucks, how will we know which rich guy has a small penis?
This 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾. @PapaZuni
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David Contreras retweeted
You ALL WANT CHANGE?
It STARTS HERE! .
GET RID OF JEFFRIES! He cannot control our HOUSE!
I’ve been saying this! 👇👇
David Contreras retweeted
Fuck with La Raza and find out. ✊🏽🔥 You don’t get to disrespect our families, treat our culture like a punchline, and then demand our silence. We work, we build, we organize, and we make our voices count. Our parents didn’t sacrifice everything to raise a generation afraid to speak up.
Our dignity isn’t up for debate, and your approval was never required. Con orgullo, con fuerza y sin miedo. 💯 #BLUEWAVE 👊🏽
Hey @SteveHiltonx go eat some real tacos in another state now pendejo menso.
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Stokes SUCKS! Get him f n out of there!! Chingao! Do we not remember this is GENO F N SMITH!!!???? @PapaZuni
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David Contreras retweeted
POWERFUL MESSAGE: Following #USC’s statement victory over No. 2 Ohio State, HC Lincoln Riley closed his postgame press conference by reading a strong message about the program, its people, and his commitment to leading the Trojans.
“This program is built on internal joy and not external applause. This win is for all the staff members, the players, the leaders, the administration—all the people within these walls. I said before this game that I’m the right person for this job, and as long as all those people know that, that’s all I care about. I appreciate being a part of this university and all it does. I appreciate our kids and our staff, and I’m going to continue to Fight On because that’s what being a Trojan is all about.”
Following one of the biggest victories of his USC tenure and facing a week of criticism and questions about the direction of the program, Riley made it clear that his focus remains on the people inside the building, not the outside noise.
📸: MediaNews Group/Pasadena Star-News
This 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 @PapaZuni @TheCloser12
If you grew up playing WIFFLE BALL in the 80s and 90s, this one's for you...
We didn't just play Wiffle ball.
We built STADIUMS in our backyards.
I remember mowing the grass on the LOWEST setting to outline our field. Eventually the grass would die, which absolutely pissed my dad off. 😂
We chalked batter's boxes. Made our own outfield distance signs.
Our HOUSE ROOF was the right-field home run fence. Left field? A portable fence we built ourselves.
We scraped together whatever money we could find for replacement Wiffle balls at the local hardware store.
We organized tournaments that lasted ALL SUMMER.
Ghost runners. Made-up ground rules. Hit the runner with the ball to get him OUT.
We argued calls like it was Game 7 of the World Series.
No umpires. No coaches. No adults organizing anything.
Just neighborhood kids, a plastic bat, a plastic ball, and an imagination that never ran out.
And looking back 30 years later, something hits me...
We were learning how to COMPETE. How to solve problems. How to make our own decisions. How to handle winning AND losing.
We were developing baseball instincts without a single lesson.
We were falling in love with the GAME without anybody telling us we needed to.
We just called it PLAYING.
Man, what I'd give for ONE MORE summer afternoon on those backyard fields. ⚾️
Who else grew up this way? Tell me about YOUR backyard stadium.
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