where was the emergency pod for the death of Bob Pettit? @WindhorstESPN @BannedMacMahon not even a mention!
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‘Why aren’t we the Brewers?’ How the Reds remain in limbo while other small-market clubs succeed. With @ctrent, unlocked and free to read. nytimes.com/athletic/7622943…
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A praying mantis landed on his hat, and instead of freaking out, he gave the little guy an update on the game.
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The Vikings are the 1st team in NFL history (reg/post) to win 4 straight games with 4 diff starting QBs (Max Brosmer, J.J. McCarthy, Kyler Murray, Carson Wentz)
They have started these QBs during their 7-game win streak
McCarthy
McCarthy
McCarthy
Brosmer
McCarthy
Murray
Wentz
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Shadow King was considered as the villain for ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’ before Jean Grey.
The plan would've seen the telepathic villain searching for his physical body, which had been hidden somewhere in New York.
(Source: thebulwark.com/p/breaking-do…)
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"I don't see Christian Watson dropping the football"-Jonathan Vilma, worst announcer in the NFL (Watson dropped two already, keep throwing to him, but they happened)
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After 4+ years of winning at a 64% clip, Kevin O'Connell's aptitude is clear. He's a good NFL coach. Can he be a great one? That question looms over his 5th season in Minnesota. Went deep here. Context needed on some unique circumstances.
espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/4996…
Hi.
As of today I can announce I'm taking over as the @BuffaloBills reporter for @espn NFL Nation.
Excited to get started. Excited to learn Buffalo. Excited to get to do a cool job in a cool place for a cool fanbase. DMs open. Tell me what's up.
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“A billion dollars worth of Mets in left field and none of them could catch that ball” - Kevin Brown
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Shohei Ohtani was supposed to be a trailblazer. But since he debuted, not a single two-way player has been developed.
A look at why, and what it says about the sport and the man himself …
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It's Spheal-ical! 🔵
Is that a gigantic Poké Ball under the Las Vegas night...?!
Pokémon Sleep has arrived on the Exosphere of Sphere 🎉
Join Mew on a journey through the world of Pokémon Sleep in this special video!
#PokemonSleep #spherevegas
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🐼 🙌 Why do we fight? To just have fun!
The new Monk class arrives next year, so keep an eye out for more details as we get closer to release!
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#Vikings Legend, @ProFootballHOF enshrinee and retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Alan Page will sound the Gjallarhorn prior to #GBvsMIN.
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Vikings play-by-play guy Paul Allen was filmed during Minnesota’s insane win against Buffalo and it was awesome.
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The death of local newspapers is a disaster that will really play out in the decades come to come, especially with declining media literacy. The thing here is that a lot of jabrones lump everyone in "The Media" together.
"The Media" can technically consist of multi-million dollar ESPN takesman, a crime reporter from the Grand Forks Herald and an NFL podcaster. But the person covering crime or local politics for say the Lexington Herald-Leader isn't some CNN anchor making millions or some high-profile political columnist. It's almost always a regular Joe or Jane who lives in the community they cover and makes just enough to pay the bills. Sure, some online and independent sites will fill in some gaps. But if you are a young person and you see this, why on earth would you enter the local news profession given the annual drumbeat of layoffs and AI eventually covering some of this stuff? Smart young people will rightfully flee to anything safer, which is everything else. A disaster.
felt like the only person who gave a shit about hockey at that network
Barry Melrose, the former NHL player and coach who was a beloved, longtime hockey analyst for ESPN, died Wednesday, his wife, Cindy, told ESPN's Steve Levy. He was 70. spr.ly/6015BGKJ0b
Barry Melrose, the former NHL player and coach who was a beloved, longtime hockey analyst for ESPN, died Wednesday, his wife, Cindy, told ESPN's Steve Levy. He was 70. spr.ly/6015BGKJ0b