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Hill Country, Texas
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Bulldog legend. College baseball legend.
Jeff Brantley is a member of the College Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
#HailState | @RedsCowboy
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In his final collegiate at-bat, Georgia’s Kolby Branch hit a home run and his brother, Kyle, who plays for Oklahoma high-fived him during his trip around the bases.
Awesome moment for the Branch family. 🫡
Listening to "227. Sean Casey and The Mental Game of Baseball" at buzzsprout.com/1944894/episo…
Remembering our Glencoe HS ‘91 classmate SFC Christopher Henderson today #NeverForgotten #RememberOurHeroes
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
John 3:16 NIV bible.com/bible/111/jhn.3.16…
Special moment at Bob Henry Field when my little girl sang the National Anthem on Saturday ❤️🇺🇸#PiperFaith 🎥: @_shotbyeli
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It is refreshing to hear one of the sports biggest voices still valuing the the simple idea of the will to win and fight.
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Not enough people talk about Dale Murphy:
• 2x MVP, 7x ASG, 5x GG, 4x SS
• 398 HR, 46.5 WAR, 121 OPS+
• Back-to-back MVPs, 1982-83
• Back-to-back HR titles, 1984-85
• 6 straight AS selections, 1982-87
• 5 straight CF Gold Gloves, 1982-86
• 4 straight playing all 162, 1982-85
• 4 straight Silver Sluggers, 1982-85
• 4 straight MVP top-10s, 1982-85
• During a 6-year peak from 1982-87, batted .289/.383/.531 (.913 OPS, 145 OPS+) and averaged 110 R, 173 H, 36 HR, 105 RBI, 18 SB, 90 BB, and 318 TB per season. Not per 162 games, but literally per season; Murph never played fewer than 159 games in a year during that span.
Despite being the most dominant player of the 1980s, Murph languished on the HOF ballot from 1999 to 2013, receiving between 8.5% and 23.2% of the vote during his 15 years of eligibility. An injustice!
