“The 20-year-old junior from Thomas More College was in left field when Reds pitcher Mike Leake hit his first career homer in the fourth inning. The ball went directly to Lloyd, who had never caught a ball at a game. Three pitches later, shortstop Zack Cozart hit another one to the same area. The ball bounced right to Lloyd, who had one free hand. He gave the second home run ball to the friend who had convinced him to go to the game and provided the tickets. Knowing it was Leake’s first career homer, Lloyd saved that ball and offered it to the pitcher for an autograph after the game. The Reds beat the Atlanta Braves 4-1.” — ESPN
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The end of an era? It can’t be! For as long as I can remember, Jackie Chan has been an action star. Chan recently appeared at the Cannes Film Festival to do some promotion for his new film, and apparently revealed he’s retiring from action movies – or maybe just “big action movies”, but we’re not entirely sure. The first set of quotes comes from The Telegraph, who has Jackie Chan saying: “This is my last action film. I tell you, I’m not young any more. I’m really, really tired. And the world is too violent right now.”
