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Joined March 2009
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Whitney Holtzman retweeted
Made a visit to the childhood home of @BaseballHall of Famer Al Lopez, which is now a museum about the history of baseball in Tampa. So much talent has come out of this area, it’s kind of mind blowing.
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Williamson!! #Rays win!! There will be a Game 5! What a comeback!
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Kevin Cash decided to ignite a Rays WS comeback by sitting Aranda,Hicks, & Palacios who have combined for 17 RBI & 28-100 .28O BA in the playoffs for players that are a combined 2-22 .090 1 RBI. Just think about that for a minute . #RaysUp @RaysBaseball @MLBONFOX @MLB
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Kevin Cash has watched Ian Seymour just continue to suck all postseason, and he keeps going to him. I do not get it.
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
I voted like Donald trump was on the ballot - straight democratic ticket ✅ it can only be a blue wave if you get out and vote - let’s go Blue 💙
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
Due to the recent attack ads in Ohio by the Ramaswamy campaign I am donating the maximum allowable by law to Amy Acton.
I’m a life long Republican
I don’t know @amyactonoh or her policies and frankly I don’t care.
Some things are bigger than party.
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They knew he died when they put out this statement btw. @UTSA and @American_Conf don’t want to admit they kicked off as usual after a military service member died in front of everyone. But that’s exactly what they did.
Prayers for the family and everyone who witnessed this 🙏
We are deeply saddened by the incident that occurred at the start of tonight’s football game. Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with the soldier who was affected, his family and his military colleagues.
We recognize that members of our campus community may be emotionally affected by this incident and are activating wellbeing services to support our faculty, staff and students. (1/2)
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
Hey im gonna say something.
The game last night should not have happened after this incident.
I understand lots of money was at stake, but it should’ve been cancelled or postponed. I don’t really care how, it just would’ve been the objectively correct thing to do.
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
Congrats to the Cleveland Guardians on being able to skip a bullpen game and get Messick for game 4.
Guardians/Brewers World Series next weekend.
Just brutal for the Rays and Rays fans.
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
If anyone wants to buy us ALCS/(hopefully) World Series tickets for our 6-month anniversary this week, our wedding registry is still open! zola.com/registry/chadlovesw…
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
You will NEVER hear me tell people how to spend their money. My work at the Trop has ended for the year, and I'm in the group of folks dealing with the economy crunch as my wife got laid off last week. $150 + taxes and fees just isn't in the budget.
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
Cool profile and an awesome journey.
I know her! voyagetampa.com/interview/co…
Whitney Holtzman retweeted
"TAMPA, THIS IS FOR YOU"
Junior Caminero pulled out the LeBron James quote after sending the Rays to the playoffs
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"Ms. Piacenti ... had just started her first week back on the job: Four days earlier, she had posted a photo of herself on social media holding her newborn daughter and standing, beaming, next to her husband." nytimes.com/2026/09/01/nyreg…
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Erin and I were law school classmates. Not close, but always very nice. I gasped as soon as I saw her photo all over my timeline. She recently had a baby and was just returning to the office from mat leave. I have full body chills. My heart is breaking for her family.
Bank of America Vice President Erin Piacenti, 32, was killed after police say a knife-wielding woman randomly stabbed two people in Times Square. The suspect, identified as Pamela Cisneros of Queens, allegedly first stabbed a 68-year-old man near Seventh Avenue before attacking Piacenti moments later.
Police say officers confronted Cisneros after witnesses flagged them down, repeatedly ordering her to drop two knives. Officials say Tasers failed, and officers opened fire when she advanced toward them; Cisneros later died at Bellevue Hospital.
