You don't have to be a sports fan to appreciate this story, but I think maybe it makes it even more poignant if you are.
Sadly, Reuland was just 29. Ironically, 29 was Carew's uniform number.
1 posted on
04/15/2017 4:59:45 PM PDT by
TBP
To: TBP
2 posted on
04/15/2017 5:16:36 PM PDT by
headstamp 2
(Ignorance is reparable, stupid is forever)
To: TBP
He didn’t save Carew’s life the doctors did. I hate this hyperbole.
3 posted on
04/15/2017 5:20:13 PM PDT by
raybbr
(That progressive bumper sticker on your car might just as well say, "Yes, I'm THAT stupid!")
To: TBP
Interesting how this is public news.......My brother was killed in an auto accident in California back in 2001 and his heart was donated to a 60+ man who was dying.
I have a letter from the gentleman thanking our family for Scott's donation. When I attempted to locate him thru the organ donor organization last month, all they could do was give me a copy of the letter, they could not give me any information on him other than his name signed on the letter - Bob.........
It would be nice to know how "Bob" is doing today..............
To: TBP
He was just 11-years-old when him and the Twins legend first crossed paths. Don't they teach the basic rules of grammar in whatever school this guy attended?
8 posted on
04/15/2017 5:30:38 PM PDT by
Vlad The Inhaler
(Best long term prep for conservatives: Have big families & out-breed the illegals & muslims.)
To: TBP
As a former fan who gave up on the NFL in the wake of the Michael Vick, Ray Rice, Colin Kaipernick era it’s good to see that there at least were some good people in the NFL.
10 posted on
04/15/2017 5:58:46 PM PDT by
InABunkerUnderSF
(Proudly deplorable since 2016)
To: TBP
Even though the two stories are not the same, it still reminds me of the movie Bang the Drum Slowly.
17 posted on
04/15/2017 7:23:33 PM PDT by
FrdmLvr
("A is A. A thing is what it is." Ayn Rand)
To: TBP
Blurry screen.....thanks for posting this great story.
23 posted on
04/16/2017 6:55:30 AM PDT by
jch10
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