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Wish we could have a throw-off between Dewey Evans and Hunter Renfroe.

I can’t believe what I just saw!!! Raise your hand if you have seen another one run game end with a man thrown out going for three. By the same guy who just hit a game-winning homer. Only baseball produces this.

I bleeped up AGAiN!!!!! Of course, I meant to say “Honky Tonk Part 2” is the greatest Rock era instrumental ever, not pervert Gary Glitter’s Rock and Roll, Part 2.” Stupid, stupid, stupid error on my part. I will fire that editor.

It came out in 1956, and Bill Doggett’s “Rock and Roll, Part 2” has stood the test of time as the greatest Rock era instrumental of all-time.

John Havlicek, who was the best all/around player in the NBA for four years.

Honored to be on Jackie MacMullan’s last Around The Horn show. For any young female sports enthusiast, Jackie is the ideal role model.

I’m happy for Tony Finau. He’s been knocking on the door for 5 years.

I cannot recommend the movie “CODA” highly enough. The writing, acting, directing and, yes, the singing are all First Overall Pick in the Lottery worthy.

If only Joe Buck had quoted his dad…because I’m not sure I believe what I saw in the 9th inning at the Field of Dreams last night.

My first tweet in 6 weeks. Of course, there was a typo. Wanted to make sure you knew it was me.

7/31/54. Joe Alcock apparently was seeing the ball well in Ebbets Field. 4 HRs and a 2B. 18 TB.

6/8/86 if you want to see how one man can seemingly be everywhere at both ends of the court; if you want to see a one-man How To Play Basketball clinic; and if you just want to see Larry Bird at his peak; dig out Game 6 of the ‘86 Finals. As Pat Forde says, you’ll thank me later.

David Pasternak just scored a goal that would make ANYONE a hockey fan. And it just happened to give him a hat trick.

5/28/71: Sox 4 Oak 3. One of the most electric regular season Sox nights ever. 8-0 Sonny Siebert vs 10-1 Vida Blue. Two Rico HRs. Siebert arm stiffens and Bob Bolin Ks Dave Duncan for final out after Duncan hits two foul homers. 35,714, largest Fenway crowd since ‘68. TOG: 2:15.

I think it is safe to say the first 6 holes have been classic Phil.