Eric Graver retweeted
that’s the third child he’s announced
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Ive heard this one before
I have a story that I think hits to the center of this.
I worked for ESPN for two months as a temporary PA (left to start my writing career) roughly 11 years ago.
During the interview process, I was asked by a decision maker at the company what I would change about ESPN.
I told him I would want more highlights and more focus on games.
He told me I was wrong and that fans don’t care about games once they go final, they only care about storylines.
I told him that storylines need the context of games (or highlights of them on sportscenter!) and he told me, again, I was wrong.
I think they’ve continued to lose touch with what makes sports fans, sports fans
Eric Graver retweeted
Reppin the Burress jersey today because the Giants make me want to shoot myself
Absolutely devastated. Wouldn’t be the person I am today if it weren’t for Ben. Just a great human being
I absolutely have no words. Ben wasn’t just a teacher to me. Ben was a mentor, and Ben was one of my best friends.
I was just texting him tonight during Mizzou’s game, like we always did. I’m absolutely devastated. He touched so many lives.
komu.com/news/ben-arnet-komu…
The best to ever do it
Here’s Pat Hughes’ call of Justin Turner’s (!!) walk-off two-run homer (bonus: Dansby Swanson reaching on a error the pitch before).
Chaotic sequence. The happiest I’ve heard Pat all season.
(@670TheScore)
Eric Graver retweeted
After 27 years, it will be the last season for Byron baseball head coach Dale Hartman. After a special honoring today, hear what the day meant to him and players before one last ride this postseason!
@byronhsad @brass_nolan @KnollBrayden
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Eric Graver retweeted
Pat Hughes. One of one.
1. Miguel Amaya’s game-tying home run with two outs in the ninth.
2. Ian Happ’s walk-off single in the 10th (incl. a great prediction from Ron Coomer).
Audio via @670TheScore (SiriusXM)



















