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The views expressed here are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Aerys Sports.

Recent graduate of Gettysburg College who loves baseball, anime, writing, drawing, Rogue Squadron, cars (and Top Gear) and her cats and Old English Sheepdogs. Has a massive obsession with Stanford even though she does not go there. Author of the webcomic The Historians and Londinium, a novel in the making set in 1863 London. Has Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism.

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JED HAS A PHOTOGRAPHY WEBSITE NOW

GET ME OFF THE WEBSITE

Hello, favorite. (buys ‘Lowrie 4’ shirt)

dailywhalefacts:

In order to receive a PhD in Marine Biology, students at Stanford University must compose and perform an original whale song that is convincing enough to receive a response from a local orca pod.

I love you, Stanford.

b-greene:

More pictures of Stanford’s Mark Appel.

(I think Jeana will approve of this post!)

STAFF ACE.

spamaneggs:

Black and White Baseball

madnessandsmiles:

And the tenors are dressed as team rocket

I love you, LSJUMB.

He really can do so many things on the field that can change the momentum of a game. Obviously he’s a key to this team, just getting on base, making plays in the outfield that other guys aren’t capable of. I think at the end of the day he’s a driving force of this team. You never want to put the onus of the team on one player. But he’s capable of changing games - by himself.

jed lowrie, on jacoby ellsbury (boston.com)

ONUS. I love your vocabulary, Jedders.

This is my ‘oh, crap, Stanford lost’ face.

blfang:

LOLOLOLOLOL

 …oh my God.

That’d be the Stanford baseball website for G9 Sports, if you’re wondering, so you should all go and read it or at the very least reblog it so other people can see it. Because it is way too fun to write.

I’m writing it somewhat tongue-in-cheek, just like Stanford’s absolutely lovely marching band would do it. I enjoy this.

I can no longer, in good conscience, play the game in a manner that reflects the positive example for the younger generation of baseball players. Physically, I’m fine. But mentally, my reasons for wanting to be in uniform have become so thin and narrow that I refuse to disrespect the game that has provided so generously for my family in a halfhearted way. This game of ours owes me nothing, but I owe the game at least that much. When a player finds his willingness to compete to be so greatly diminished, that player must leave the game so as not to disrespect it by becoming a player who plays solely for his paycheck and his own personal glory. This is a notion so distasteful to me it makes me physically sick to my stomach.
Jody Gerut, former Stanford Cardinal, on retirement from the Majors. The man is all class.

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