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Damn RIP legend.
Popping collars for Rick!
Popping collars for Rick!
2024 MLB Thread; RIP Willie Mays & Pete Rose. Dodgers win #8!
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that hr trot was ooozing wit swag 
the clap of the bat on a moonshot, watchin it leave, tug of the jersey , rounding 1b from the dugout and a bathroom break hr trot
when the Yanks had Rickey and Mattingly those were honestly my favorite memories as a kid, even if we sucked those yrs
#manofsteal .....
the clap of the bat on a moonshot, watchin it leave, tug of the jersey , rounding 1b from the dugout and a bathroom break hr trot
when the Yanks had Rickey and Mattingly those were honestly my favorite memories as a kid, even if we sucked those yrs
#manofsteal .....
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RIP to my 
. Tried to emulate him as much as I could when I played little league. Hit from a crouch, wore mizuno batting gloves and cleats, practiced the snatch catch. Outside of MJ and AI, probably my favorite athlete.
When I was 9, I saw an ad in the chronicle advertising that Rickey would be at the local mall signing his new book. My dad left work during his lunch to surprise me. Grabbed the book and waited in line. For those of you who watched baseball at that time, you knew Rickey was a man of the people, especially kids. I stood in line star struck…I guess I wasn’t being subtle at all and he noticed. He laughed and waved at me and I damn near pissed my pants. Long story short. I met the legend when I was 9, read his book and he was always an inspiration. RIP to the man of steal
. Tried to emulate him as much as I could when I played little league. Hit from a crouch, wore mizuno batting gloves and cleats, practiced the snatch catch. Outside of MJ and AI, probably my favorite athlete.When I was 9, I saw an ad in the chronicle advertising that Rickey would be at the local mall signing his new book. My dad left work during his lunch to surprise me. Grabbed the book and waited in line. For those of you who watched baseball at that time, you knew Rickey was a man of the people, especially kids. I stood in line star struck…I guess I wasn’t being subtle at all and he noticed. He laughed and waved at me and I damn near pissed my pants. Long story short. I met the legend when I was 9, read his book and he was always an inspiration. RIP to the man of steal
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