Sports Consulting at @TonyFayPR | @FWC26Dallas | SMU & UNT Alumnus
Dallas, TX
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On this day three years ago, Corey Seager hit the most significant home run in Rangers history.
What do you remember about that moment?
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A random thought: Tyrese Maxey is (I think?) the best shooter that has ever been the fastest player in the NBA.
Normally, with speed, we think of guys like Westbrook and Wall who were shaky shooters. We've never really had the apex speed guy also be a killer shooter.
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I mean, just an all-time TV segment. Making Chuck do Who He Play For multiple times in a row with the same players is a brilliant idea and I was legit crying laughing by the end, my god.
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Per NHL Stats, the Stars are the fifth team in NHL history, and first since 2015, to allow ten or fewer non-empty net goals through their first eight games of a season.
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Congratulations to three members of our team celebrating anniversaries with the firm this month. Rob Scichili marks nine years with TFPR, Marcus Carr five years and Harold Kaufman three years.
From media relations and sports consulting to campaigns and content, each plays an important role at our agency. Thank you, Rob, Marcus and Harold, for all you contribute to TFPR’s success.
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Chick-fil-A is adding some heat to its signature sauce.
The chain has announced Spicy Chick-fil-A Sauce, its first new permanent sauce in 10 years. It mixes the familiar flavor of its classic sauce with spicy peppers and a touch of sweetness. Its last permanent sauce addition was Sweet & Spicy Sriracha in 2016.
(via @USATODAY )
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Some moments are bigger than hockey. 💜🏒
Ahead of their October 13th Hockey Fights Cancer Night, the Dallas Stars welcomed five-year-old cancer survivor Kaylin Lee to American Airlines Center for a behind-the-scenes experience, including a locker room tour and the chance to meet players at morning skate.
After more than two years of leukemia treatment, Kaylin rang the bell on Sept. 23. At the AAC, she rang it again, this time at center ice in front of Stars fans.
Our hearts are with Kaylin, her family and every family facing this dreadful disease. Here’s to many, many more bells ringing and to the day no child or family has to face this battle.
