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Tonight, one of the most recognizable buildings in the world is lit in Delgado green to honor Coach Joe, our program and every member of the Delgado family...and we have every player who has ever worn a Delgado jersey to thank. Keep sharing the Dolphins’ story.
📷: @BobbyO504
Milwaukee Brewers’ Game 1 starting pitcher Jacob Misiorowski crossed the mound at “Rags” Scheuermann Field at Kirsch-Rooney Stadium on May 20, 2022 when he started for Crowder College against Eastern Oklahoma State in Game 1 of the NJCAA South Central District Super Regional, hosted by Delgado. He went onto the NJCAA World Series and was drafted less than a month later.
Here’s a pic from my perch in the Pressbox. I can still hear the ball hitting the mitt that day….check out the scouts behind home plate.
On a Monday night in 2006, Falcons-Saints was more than just a football game.
It was an emphatic message that the people of New Orleans would endure and rebuild after Katrina.
20 years later at the Dome, there’s still no place like home.
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And perhaps the final oddity of the day: the singing of Sweet Caroline at Tropicana Field
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20 years ago today, the Saints returned to the Superdome for their first home game after Hurricane Katrina.
Steve Gleason’s iconic blocked punt led to the game’s first TD, and a 23-3 win over the Falcons on Monday Night Football 💛
(🎥: @Saints)
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NFL football returns to New Orleans on Monday night as the Saints will host the Falcons for their first home football game at the Superdome in 638 days after having to temporarily relocate due to Hurricane Katrina’s impact on the city.
A sell out crowd is expected for this NFC South showdown.
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Honoring Coach Bertman after Saturday’s doubleheader at “Skip” Bertman Field at Alex Box Stadium.
“In 9/11, we all wondered when America would strike back…only to learn later that we already had.”
“Let’s Roll.”
The Flight 93 National Memorial honors the 40 passengers and crew members who died on 9/11 25 years ago. @SteveHartmanCBS, who covered the story that day, is On the Road in Pennsylvania, revisiting how the passengers fought back and prevented the plane from reaching its intended target.
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Required viewing every 9/11.
youtube.com/watch?v=S77KYbkm…
“Gave proof through the night.”
The stories are many, the impact unforgettable. One of the worst days in our country brought out the best of our country. Today, remember the victims, share the stories, and thank the heroes who have shaped the past 25 years. #LetsRoll #NeverForget












































