Athletes and their teams honor the armed forces on Veterans Day

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Friday is Veterans Day, a day when people around the country give thanks to the men and women of the armed forces for their service. Throughout the day, professional athletes from every sport — and their teams — honored the military with their thoughts and prayers on Twitter.

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Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots

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Jacob deGrom, New York Mets

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New York Rangers

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Triple H, WWE

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Cleveland Indians

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Doug Baldwin, Seattle Seahawks

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Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons

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Eric Hosmer, Kansas City Royals

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Nick Foligno, Columbus Blue Jackets

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Green Bay Packers

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Brandon Cottom, Seattle Seahawks

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Los Angeles Dodgers

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Laurie Hernandez, U.S. gymnastics

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Matt Hardy, TNA

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Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh Steelers

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Jeremy Lin, Brooklyn Nets

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New York Yankees

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David Ross, Chicago Cubs (retired on top)

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Simone Manuel, Olympic gold medalist swimmer

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Seattle Seahawks

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Carson Wentz, Philadelphia Eagles

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Cole Hamels, Texas Rangers

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Tiger Woods

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David Johnson, Arizona Cardinals

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Chad Greenway, Minnesota Vikings

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James McCann, Detroit Tigers

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Cleveland Cavaliers, NBA champions

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Tony Parker, San Antonio Spurs

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Julio Jones, Atlanta Falcons

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Richard Sherman, Seattle Seahawks

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Robert Griffin III, Cleveland Browns

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