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I guess he really meant it with today's announcement
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The rosy retrospection for the MLL has always perplexed me, mostly from kids who weren't alive when the MLL was at his peak. Yes, we got beers after games, but we also paid for our Ubers to the airport, most guys stopped sending expense sheets if you weren't a franchise player
in my time in the PLL, We got beers after the games too.
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How I know I am getting old...people don't remember the MLL did this.
Hell, we have people who don't remember the MLL folding 3 teams on April Fool's in 2019. Ryan Flannagan's Pizzagate is basically ancient history at this point.
Without hyperbole, he is the best “lacrosse player” of all time.
He's one of the best goalies of his generation, but Blaze Riorden once again showed his versatility by scoring two goals and making five saves to help power the @USALMNT past Ireland at the Atlas Cup on Friday night. usalacrosse.com/magazine/bes…
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We love and miss you MWM 🪽💙. Thank you to @gathering_hope for these beautiful tributes every October. This community helps the battle scars of this journey. Thoughts and prayers with all of these families and baby angels, always. 🙏
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Really cool story out of Bucknell.
Zach Hepworth is a Division I faceoff specialist who decided he wanted to run cross country too.
He trained himself into a 4:22 mile, joined the cross-country team and set a program record in Bucknell lacrosse’s 1.5-mile fitness test.
But what I really enjoyed was Coach Frank Fedorjaka’s perspective.
He initially had reservations about the additional commitment. Understandably.
Then he recognized how much it meant to Zach and supported him.
We spend so much time thinking about what players can give to our programs.
Sometimes developing the person means supporting something that doesn’t directly belong to our program at all.
Great reminder that we’re coaching people, not just positions.
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