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Rob Nelson

@rxnelson

The original “shred head” - Inventor of @bigleaguechew. Former Pitcher. Teacher. Dad. Spreading the gospel of #BubbleGumFun

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Jim Koenigsberger (@jimfrombaseball) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“When I was a boy growing up in Kansas, a friend of mine & I went fishing, as we sat there in the warmth of a summer afternoon on a river bank we talked about what we wanted to do when we grew up. I told him I wanted to be a real major league baseball player, a genuine

“When I was a boy growing up in Kansas, a friend of mine & I went fishing, as we sat there in the warmth of a summer afternoon on a river bank we talked about what we wanted to do when we grew up. I told him I wanted to be a real major league baseball player, a genuine
Lindsay Berra 〽️ (@lindsayberra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ted and Grampa Yogi, chatting. What do you think Grampa said that made usually serious Splendid Splinter smile? 🙏⚾️❤️😃 #Yankees #RedSox #MLB #Rivalry

Ted and Grampa Yogi, chatting. What do you think Grampa said that made usually serious Splendid Splinter smile? 🙏⚾️❤️😃
#Yankees #RedSox #MLB #Rivalry
Not Gaetti (@notgaetti) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just want to say how much I appreciate You People. The conversations about underrated players, the debates about Hall-worthiness, the stories & memories you’ve shared about your childhood run-ins with NEPTA subjects; we’re building something special here & I love it.❤️⚾️

Jim Koenigsberger (@jimfrombaseball) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Curt Flood sued the game. He asked for changes in baseball’s reserve clause & $1.4 million in damages. His lawyers & union chief Marvin Miller warned his chances of winning were slim. “If you go ahead with this, forget any idea of ever being the first black manager. Or even a

"Curt Flood sued the game. He asked for changes in baseball’s reserve clause & $1.4 million in damages. His lawyers & union chief Marvin Miller warned his chances of winning were slim. “If you go ahead with this, forget any idea of ever being the first black manager. Or even a
Scott Tindle (@scott_tindle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jim Koenigsberger Satchel was born in Mobile, Al along with fellow Hall of Famers Billy Williams, Willie McCovey, Ozzie Smith, and Hank Aaron. Add in Ted Double Duty Radcliff, Amos Otis, Tommie Aigee, Cleon Jones, Josh Donaldson, and Jake Peavy and you have one hell of a lineup from one town.

Jim Koenigsberger (@jimfrombaseball) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Disrespectful & Wrong! Curt Flood Funeral Bob Gibson, front left, Richard Moss, second from left, Lou Brock, third from left, Orlando, Cepeda, right front, Maury Wills, second from right, Sam Bercovich, third from right, Earl Robinson, fourth from right.

Disrespectful & Wrong!
Curt Flood Funeral
Bob Gibson, front left, Richard Moss, second from left, Lou Brock, third from left, Orlando, Cepeda, right front, Maury Wills, second from right, Sam Bercovich, third from right, Earl Robinson, fourth from right.
Jim Koenigsberger (@jimfrombaseball) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sam Bercovich continued the tradition his father had begun of sponsoring local sports teams for children and teens. At age 5, Bercovich had seen the KKK marching through the streets of Oakland, something he never forgot.  Bercovich teams had hundreds of players go on to play

Sam Bercovich continued the tradition his father had begun of sponsoring local sports teams for children and teens. At age 5, Bercovich had seen the KKK marching through the streets of Oakland, something he never forgot. 
Bercovich teams had hundreds of players go on to play
Jim Koenigsberger (@jimfrombaseball) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“It was an emotional day for Bobby Mercer because he was close to Thurman. When we took the field, they left home plate empty. We turned around and Thurman wasn’t there. It was almost surreal.” Bucky Dent

“It was an emotional day for Bobby Mercer because he was close to Thurman. When we took the field, they left home plate empty. We turned around and Thurman wasn’t there. It was almost surreal.”
Bucky Dent
Joe Pompliano (@joepompliano) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the best traditions in sports is the fact that the Pittsburgh Penguins use players to hand-deliver season tickets. Imagine Sidney Crosby walking up to your house! (🎥: Pens Inside Scoop)

Johnny Kane (@johnnykanebsd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Best Brieske pitches out of a 2-on nobody out jam in the 8th, clinging to a 7-6 lead. A double play ends the threat. Look at this dugout. LFG #RepDetroit