Great moment in Orioles history

35 years ago today, #OTD in 1983, @Orioles left-hander Tippy Martinez set an @MLB record that may never be broken: picking off three baserunners in a single inning. Read the wild story at @SABRGames: https://t.co/A9WVkDmbGS #SABR pic.twitter.com/zsd4mnLAai

— SABR (@sabr) August 24, 2018

Florida Man update

more great tweets

Florida Man Posts Video Documenting 6 Months' Worth of Farts at Work, Is Fired Immediately https://t.co/Hq7kyH7Znk pic.twitter.com/xWM8ayba3y

— Florida Man (@_FloridaMan) August 24, 2018

Florida Man Kills Alpaca With Lethal Dose of Doritos, Cheese Nips https://t.co/HFlGNhbX6O pic.twitter.com/sGhdKsjq3l

— Florida Man (@FloridaMan__) August 21, 2018

Efforts to shut down polling places in Georgia fail

The elections board in majority-black Randolph County, Ga., has rejected a controversial plan to reduce the number of polling places, which many residents feared was an effort to suppress the minority vote https://t.co/QzPx9Onicg

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) August 25, 2018

WATCH: A predominantly black county in Georgia voted down a controversial plan to close seven of its nine polling places before the midterm elections. https://t.co/bF6F2YgtUR pic.twitter.com/5YEF5VsZzD

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 25, 2018

A South Georgia county scrapped plan to shutter polling places, but civil rights advocates say the proposal highlights a widespread problem: https://t.co/2JPcPYO0XT

— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) August 25, 2018

Let's not celebrate the victory in Georgia too quick. Black officials in #RandolphCounty stopped the mass closing of polling stations, but Kemp told his henchmen to "consolidate" (ie shut down) polling stations statewide in time for his race against Abrams https://t.co/fmlNJ2N6F6

— Greg Palast (@Greg_Palast) August 24, 2018

The plan to close voting sites in Randolph County generated huge outcry. But Georgia officials have closed *214* voting locations across 53 counties since 2012. Predominantly impoverished, African-American, & rural counties.https://t.co/jdrf3sgHuN pic.twitter.com/gpcHRh7pQp

— Taniel (@Taniel) September 1, 2018

“The bankruptcy of the Republican Party”

They are enabling Trump

Pleasant surprise to see this great op-ed from Tom Mann (author of the excellent book "One Nation After Trump" with @NormOrnstein & @EJDionne) in the @BostonGlobe. It explains how we got here, and how we can get out of this ongoing political crisis.https://t.co/yCSfidnDNb pic.twitter.com/YHXD948aIl

— Jake M. Grumbach (@JakeMGrumbach) August 24, 2018

Annul Trump’s presidency?

I wish this was plausible

Impeachment would remedy Trump’s “high crimes and misdemeanors,” but not his unconstitutional presidency. We should also aim for its annulment — his appointments, legislation, rules and executive orders. https://t.co/TUDFqdlZEN

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) August 25, 2018

This “annul the election and its fruits ” idea, which only the ill-informed we’re pushing before @RBReich just embraced it, is a non-starter under today’s legal framework. Despite its intuitive appeal, it’s impractical & wd turn off even many who’d otherwise support impeachment: https://t.co/IRLGZkNQxX

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) August 25, 2018

Average household savings

“The top 1% of households have an average of $2.5 million in accounts, while the bottom 20% of households have an average of $8,870 saved.”

Wow. This is how much America's 1% has in savings: https://t.co/kgRYt1vBH2

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) August 25, 2018

Trump was played on North Korea

He said the nuclear threat was over – it isn’t

He gave up military exercises

He did get the return of remains of some American soldiers

Overall, he was used by Kim. Sad!

Guess we’re not going to talk again about a Nobel Prize for Trump anytime soon.

“There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea” —Trump, June 13 https://t.co/4bSSvzuSJA

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) August 24, 2018

Trump is now pinning his North Korea gambit on trying to exert leverage over China but analysts say Beijing has outplayed him so far on the peninsula. W/@John_Hudson @jdawsey1 https://t.co/Wac3zLance pic.twitter.com/mtfOy32JaW

— David Nakamura (@DavidNakamura) August 24, 2018

#NorthKorea is expanding, not shrinking its nuclear program. https://t.co/nT2c8sX54A

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) August 10, 2018

Trump made a mistake on North Korea | By Frida Ghitis via @CNNOpinion https://t.co/dmqUb6RcTk pic.twitter.com/ff3rlbdz81

— CNN (@CNN) August 25, 2018

Many South Koreans worry that the U.S. president — though hailed for bringing Kim Jong Un to the table — lacks the patience for a true breakthrough with the North https://t.co/4LR0fCX9xP

— POLITICO (@politico) August 25, 2018

Trump and his acolytes proclaimed the nonsense with North Korea to be a turning point deserving a nobel Prize.

People with the slightest knowledge of Kin Jong Un and arms agreements called it a joke.

Now, the non-deal deal is off. Will Trumpers admit they were wrong? Nope.

— Kurt Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) August 24, 2018

. @newshour has learned that the Trump's decision to cancel Pompeo trip re North Korea came as a surprise elsewhere in the administration. At the Pentagon staffers were working on prep for Pompeo trip as POTUS tweeted about cancelling it.

— Sara Just (@sarajust) August 24, 2018

One more time: NFL players are not protesting the national anthem or the military

Trump has warped the discussion

NFL PLAYERS ARE *NOT* PROTESTING THE NATIONAL ANTHEM. How many times must it be said? https://t.co/sp7invf35B

— Donté Stallworth (@DonteStallworth) August 25, 2018

Agreed. Lazy, shameful wording conveying exactly the opposite of what Beto so powerfully explains. https://t.co/Xzro7tTlry

— david maraniss (@davidmaraniss) August 25, 2018

Oh, now I see. https://t.co/fSx93huWY2

— Josh Greenman (@joshgreenman) August 25, 2018

So this is what it sounds like when a politician has taken time to consider, assess and understand why NFL players have chosen to protest police brutality. This is what happens when you don’t grandstand, or use NFL players as bait for the intolerant. Some call this leadership. https://t.co/GHHeVmj3oQ

— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) August 22, 2018

from a june @QuinnipiacPoll: majority said NFL player protests were *not* unpatriotic. look at how the question was phrased. words matter. pic.twitter.com/juF2np2Vle

— Mina Kimes (@minakimes) August 25, 2018

Great baseball site

I have a new website! https://t.co/owk9N34PmM Thorough investigations into useless information. My first project is a tool to find out who the first MLB player younger than you was. (And who the last player older than you was/is).

— Dave Myers (@davemyersworld) August 22, 2018

First player younger than me: Larry Christenson

Last player older than me: Dave Winfield

Russians interfered in Brexit vote too

There is little doubt that the Russians tilted the Brexit vote just as they did our presidential contest. But there is a difference: Britian can do a revote. https://t.co/QYmN19uKDv

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) August 25, 2018

Brexit funder, Aaron Banks, now revealed to have had 7 more meetings with Russian officials during and after the campaign than previously admitted and to have purchased discounted shares in a state-owned Russian diamond company which then doubled in value. https://t.co/i8LMaXEVpB

— Evan McMullin (@Evan_McMullin) July 8, 2018

Great column. The similarities between Trump and Brexit, as well as National Front in France all follow similar pattern – that’s because they are all part of the same Russian effort. https://t.co/jsonWlJlKx

— Max Bergmann (@maxbergmann) June 22, 2018