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Rodney Green, Jr., has such easy power. Here's his fourth home run, out to the green in left-center.
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A dugout conversation with @LansingLugnuts center fielder @RodneyGreen2021 about one topic and one topic only.
490 feet.
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An awesome profile of @LansingLugnuts outfielder @RodneyGreen2021 from Zhander Currie-Phillips:
milb.com/lansing/news/zhande…
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CAL!
@Cal_Conley13 makes it four hits in a row, and it's 2-0 M-Braves!
🖥️ | bit.ly/MBraves-Watch
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The first pick of the 2024 Draft's fourth round notched a four-hit game on the back of his first homer 🌀
Say that five times fast!
Rodney Green (@Athletics) has a NIGHT for the @stocktonports.
RT @CalBaseball: Rodney Green Jr. made his professional debut on Saturday for the @stocktonports. Check out his first hit as a pro on this…
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Come hang out at the Stu. No better place for some baseball!
#AOEP
#CharacterAchievementLegacy
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BREAKING NEWS: 11-time Olympic medalist Allyson Felix (@allysonfelix) has been elected to the IOC Athletes' Commission, according to the IOC and announced through a USATF media release.
Felix will serve an eight-year term on the Commission, and her status as a member of the IOC will be affirmed at the Olympics Closing Ceremonies in Paris on Aug. 11.
The U.S. track and field legend was elected by athletes and peers to the IOC Athletes' Commission in Paris.
#Paris2024
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Great work, Steven. #ProBears
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Have you lost power? When in doubt, throw it out.
Throw away perishable refrigerated food like meat, seafood, milk, & eggs if the power is out for more than 4 hours. Food will stay safe in refrigerator up to 4 hours if the door stays closed.
Learn more: bit.ly/3QWz2K0

ALT Trash can with perishable foods thrown away. Text says after a power outage, throw out refrigerated perishable foods after 4 hours. Check temperature of food in your freezer and in coolers. Throw out food above 40°F. You can safely refreeze or cook thawed frozen food that still contains ice crystals or is at 40°F or below.


















