RIP Tommy Lasorda

[41magnum]

One of The greatest baseball coaches in history. He was 93 and has gone to the big ballfield in the sky.

 

[DBCooper]

Sad day. I’ve got a ball, downstairs, signed by him.

 

[dpc]

Baseball has taken a lot of loss in last 14 months or so. Some greats have passed.

 

[dpc]

This is still great makes me laugh so much

“language”

 

[downeastnc]

Wow....RiP

 

[stilker]

Quite a character, RIP

 

[buckshooter]

An icon to say the least. R. I. P.

 

[spinnerbaitor48]

He was entertaining to say the least. ...i really miss old school baseball dudes......very few purists left.....

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[DC-DXT]

Sad day. I’ve got a ball, downstairs, signed by him.

The $$ value of that ball went up today.

 

[NCBulldog]

This is still great makes me laugh so much

“language”

You don’t hear anything like that anymore in professional sports.

 

[Excursion]

RIP # 2.

 

[ddavenport]

Never forget him bouncing out of the dugout after Kirk Gibson homered to win game 1 of the 1988 World Series.

 

[dpc]

You don’t hear anything like that anymore in professional sports.

Wonder if people would watch more if they did, cut the dead weight so to speak?

make sports about sport.

 

[Triggermortis]

Nothing but good do I recall about Tommy Lasorda. He seemed like a guy you wanted to have as a friend and a great ambassador for the game of baseball.

 

[SpellNC9]

Great manager!

 

[Ldsoldier]

This is still great makes me laugh so much

“language”

He’s not wrong, lol

 

[SnowMaker]

That man new the game in his time

 

[dpc]

He’s not wrong, lol

“Couldn’t hit water if he fell out of boat”
might be best line in baseball out a a manger ever

sure it’s been said before, but Tommy did it at a presser,

 

[BarSinister]

Baseball Icon. RIP.

This is classic.