I am not sure what is scarier - the “death row” eyes or the “pit bull” shifting jaws.
crazy cool cover designs from NBA Italia.
May 17, 1970 - Hank Aaron is best known as home run hitter, but the he was also a consistent .300 hitter throughout his 23-year major league...
Army Lieutenant Colonel William T. Adams returns home to his daughter, after a year of Active Duty, at the Boston/Tampa Bay game (x)
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“Huge thanks to the cast and crew of @RockOfAges. You guys were great last night!” - @teixeiramark25 (Mark Teixeira)
Mark Teixeira looked down at his feet Saturday night and realized something wasn’t quite right. Instead of his own familiar No. 25 socks, he had a 25 on one foot—and a No. 52 on the other. One of CC Sabathia’s socks had found its way into Teixeira’s locker.
No big deal, he thought. He shrugged and left the sock on.
Two Teixeira home runs, six RBI and a historic Yankee comeback later, a new superstition was born. Teixeira and Sabathia have been swapping socks ever since, each going into battle wearing a 25 on one foot and a 52 on the other for good luck.
Yankee Mark Teixeira and PGA Pro Ben Crane Tebowing in Cabo!
(via Twitter @bencranegolf)
“It’s almost like we needed to get paid back.” - Mark Teixeria
Perhaps instant replay isn’t such a bad thing after all. That’s what the Yankees must have been thinking after their 8-4 win over the Twins Thursday night, as an early reversal of a two-run home run by Justin Morneau helped the Bombers bounce back from their controversial loss one night earlier in Kansas City. More —> NYDN
Mark Teixeira watches his two-run homer tonight against the Twins.
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Mark Teixeira set a new Major League record hitting home runs from both sides of the plate vs Chi last night for the 12th time in his career
The first-baseman surpassed former players Eddie Murray and Chili Davis, who each recorded 11 career games with a homer from both sides of the plate.
“When you can put your name in the record books to something like this — being a switch-hitter is very tough, and this was a nice night for me,” Teixeira told reporters.
(Quote via Rueters)
Seriously, though — Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira is like some combination of acrobat and vacuum cleaner.