Talk About One Phucked Up Day in the Sports World

[tmader7]

First Jose Hernandez, now Arnold Palmer. Gents, I've played golf for a little less than 50 years now, I intend to be buried with my Karsten 1 irons and Anser putter. I can't imagine the game without Arnie around, a horrible loss to the sports world and to humanity.

~T~

 

[MackDonald]

Arnie was a legend that will live as long as golf is played. He brought the game to us working stiffs shortly after world war ll. Before Palmer, the game
was for the Country Club elites.

 

[Biz]

Palmer lived a long life, and was a very wealthy man. He lived a life must people can only dream about. RIP Arnold.

Fernandez just tragic, so much life in front of him not to mention leaving behind a pregnant girlfriend. Very sad.

 

[tmader7]

Had a typo in the first post, I should know my "F" from my "H." I never met Jose, admit I've only attended a dozen or so Pro Bases games in my lifetime, and most of those were with my late father at Three Rivers to watch Roberto Clemente's waning days for the Pirates. But I did meet Arnie on a couple of occasions, and I never met a more generous gentleman in my entire life. Life has lost one of the greatest people God allowed in this world of ours. Sorry Gents, but losing a hero is just that, ya lost someone that actually meant something in your life and life thinking.

~T~

 

[kid31]

Its all sad. Vin Scully saying goodbye at Chavez Ravine was tough on me.

 

[IAM4UK]

First Jose Hernandez, now Arnold Palmer. Gents, I've played golf for a little less than 50 years now, I intend to be buried with my Karsten 1 irons and Anser putter. I can't imagine the game without Arnie around, a horrible loss to the sports world and to humanity.

~T~

And sunshine being banned. A truly sad day.