Thank goodness for ABS. The home plate umpire called this pitch that was in the batter’s box a called strike 3. The pitch was overturned and then later in the at bat, Rob Refsnyder hit a pinch hit go-ahead home run in the 9th. The beauty of ABS‼️

Octo · Apr 22, 2026 · 7:46 PM UTC

Octo@OctoatlawApr 22

If negative run differential could be a lineup.

Christopher Smith

@SmittyOnMLBApr 22

Red Sox lineup: Rafaela CF, Contreras 1B, Abreu RF, Story SS, Monasterio DH, Duran LF, Durbin 3B, Wong C, Kiner-Falefa 2B

Octo · Apr 22, 2026 · 7:16 PM UTC

Octo@OctoatlawApr 22

Agent 0

Isaac

@iTalkStudiosYTApr 22

Never forget when he was with the Red Sox for about 5 minutes and casually had one of the most epic moments of their historic season

Octo · Mar 1, 2026 · 11:01 PM UTC

Octo@OctoatlawMar 1

Underdog MLB

@UnderdogMLBMar 1

Wilyer Abreu with the most confident challenge of the spring so far

Octo · Jan 22, 2026 · 2:01 AM UTC

Octo@OctoatlawJan 22

Nails it. Every IU alumni can see what it means for the university, the town, and the people. My mother, who has never watched an IU football game watched every minute of the national championship because it made her happy to see IU on a national stage.

Alyssa Andrews

@HoosierLyssJan 21

The reason many of these people don’t understand how Indiana football could have such a large fan base the last 2 years is bc they don’t understand that Alumni can always cheer for their own school no matter what. We have deep connections to IU, Bloomington, the culture, the history, etc. and yeah that includes football. And this isn’t a war about “you didn’t even go there” I don’t care that most ND fans don’t have a ND degree. The fact is alumni are never wrong to cheer on their own school to a championship lol. And we’re the largest living alumni base in the country.

Octo · Jan 10, 2026 · 4:29 AM UTC

Octo@OctoatlawJan 10

A bunch of four stars and power friendship go @IUHoosiers

Octo · Dec 25, 2025 · 3:37 PM UTC

Octo@Octoatlaw25 Dec 2025

An absolute legend

Braydyn Bear-Lents 🫟@LentsBraydyn25 Dec 2025

#BREAKING Ken Nunn, the Bloomington-based Indiana attorney known for his perseverance from humble beginnings to success, died tonight at 83. He was a dedicated community supporter and a fierce advocate for accident victims, leaving a lasting legacy in law and philanthropy.