Banner night for the NL East. Nobody could take advantage of a Braves off night. lol

The Nats have a teenager for a pitching coach?

Elijah! 🚀

Drake Rakes! 🚀

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I saw Bob Dylan last night in Spartanburg, SC in the same venue I last saw him 34 years ago. The show was amazing, and I’m sitting here still thinking about the show last, trying to make sense of exactly what happened. The band was great with two acoustic guitar players, a bass player who switched between stand-up and electric bass, and the amazing Anton Fig on drums. Bob came out with the hood of his jacket over his head, and kept it that way the entire evening while playing the electric piano and playing it well. He played 14 originals plus a cover by Bo Diddley and another by Eddie Cochran. I have never quite warmed up to his last release “Rough and Rowdy Ways,” but the six songs from it, especially “Crossing the Rubicon,” he played last night were excellent. Other highlights included “All Along the Watchtower” and “Love Sick.” He closed with “Every Grain of Sand,” and it ended it with the only harmonica (about 20 seconds) he played all night. The crowd went crazy. He will be 85 next month. As a life-long fan, I beyond happy to have seen him (potentially) one last time. 

Here's what I wrote about it, it was so great!

yes, it was a treat!

I saw Bob Dylan last night in Spartanburg, SC in the same venue I last saw him 34 years ago. The show was amazing, and I’m sitting here still thinking about the show last, trying to make sense of exactly what happened. The band was great with two acoustic guitar players, a bass player who switched between stand-up and electric bass, and the amazing Anton Fig on drums. Bob came out with the hood of his jacket over his head, and kept it that way the entire evening while playing the electric piano and playing it well. He played 14 originals plus a cover by Bo Diddley and another by Eddie Cochran. I have never quite warmed up to his last release “Rough and Rowdy Ways,” but the six songs from it, especially “Crossing the Rubicon,” he played last night were excellent. Other highlights included “All Along the Watchtower” and “Love Sick.” He closed with “Every Grain of Sand,” and it ended it with the only harmonica (about 20 seconds) he played all night. The crowd went crazy. He will be 85 next month. As a life-long fan, I am beyond happy to have seen him (potentially) one last time.

How I described the show on the Dylan-friendly @craigcalcaterra.bsky.social newsletter. www.cupofcoffeenews.com/cup-of-coffe...

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I’m sitting here still thinking about the show last, trying to make sense of exactly what happened. Just wow.

I emerged from the show to discover a Braves win, Hawks win, Phillies loss. All is well.

Bob Dylan ticket at the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium on 4/20/2026.

Holy shit, y’all, what a show! It was like being out of time.

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🧹🧹🧹

Ronald still walked. lol

Ain’t nobody named a helmet after you, Bryce.

Yes, Austin Riley!

The whole season is all vibes, most of them good. I’m just rolling with it.

Whoa

Yes

MHII! 🚀

Three guys in the booth plus Rizzo talking non stop. This is way too much.

Nice dramatic strike three call, ump. lol

LMAO

Ice Cube and Chris Tucker’s Sons Reimagine Classic Comedy ‘Friday’ for Los Angeles Rams Draft Promo The Los Angeles Rams drafted the sons of Ice Cube and Chris Tucker to recreate their famous father’s classic comedy Friday.

The Los Angeles Rams drafted the sons of Ice Cube and Chris Tucker to recreate their famous father’s classic comedy Friday.

Damn Luke Kennard.

The Series has been WON!

Easy

Trae Turner can make that exact play and it’s 10% as cool looking.