Get Well, Nolan. Take a couple of Advil.
Posted on 07/18/2011 10:07:31 AM PDT by george76
Texas Rangers CEO/President and former pitcher Nolan Ryan is in the hospital in Houston. The ballclub issued the following news release late Monday morning:
"Texas Rangers CEO and President Nolan Ryan was hospitalized in Houston after experiencing discomfort early Sunday morning at his home in Georgetown, Texas. Mr. Ryan will undergo tests on Monday for what is believed to be a recurrence of the heart condition which he has previously experienced.
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Prayers for Nolan Ryan’s quick and complete recovery!
Prayers for Nolan Ryan’s quick and complete recovery!
Prayers for Nolan Ryan’s quick and complete recovery!
I saw him pitch when he was with the Angels. I’ll never forget the hiss of the ball before it popped the catcher’s glove. Here’s hoping the Ryan Express is up and running again.
It's not your fault....FR continues to be "broken"; slower than all getout.
As a native Houstonian who watched Nolan pitch as an Astro - seeing him called “Texas Rangers” Nolan Ryan really sticks in my craw.
God speed for a quick recovery!
/get off my lawn
//lol
Understand. But don’t you still get a kick when you watch the video of Ryan putting Robin Ventura in a headlock as he proceeds to explain “here’s how the game is played”?
Get Well, Nolan. Take a couple of Advil.
Well, yeah, but that’s the good ol’ Alvin boy just kicking a little booty.
Prayers up for a speedy recovery.
First major league game I ever saw in person was a Nolan Ryan no-hitter. He will always be a special guy in my book thanks to that treat.
PS My mom was with us. The very next game she went to, a few years later, had a triple play in the game.
That must have been very exciting! I am glad you were able to see those games with your Mom.
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