Because what I really needed was more trivia games. I couldn't believe I got today's on the first shot.
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Regardless of what anybody thinks of the Dodgers, to frame the conversation as "the fall" is so far off base. And to finish with intimating that none of their titles are deserved is even worse.
The fall of the Dodgers has been so crazy to see
And if you think about it, the 3 rings they won
2020: Shortened season that nobody counts
2024: Yankees sold game 1 and 5 when they win those 99/100 times
2025: Blue jays robbed because of a ball getting “stuck” under the wall, Andy pages making a stupid play, Addison Barger being an idiot on the bases, and a guy who hadn’t gotten a hit in a month hitting a game tying home run in the bottom of the 9th on one of the worst swings I’ve ever seen
Is it safe to say that NONE of the Dodgers rings were deserved?🤔
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I'm not surprised at all the Brewers are going to the World Series. Their bullpen is lights out and that showed up big time in this series.
What I am shocked about is that they did it in a sweep. Huge statement and they'll have a lot of time to rest before the World Series.
I've seen way too many Hurricane Katrina mentions ahead of Monday's game. Anyone who does this for any fanbase is sick.
Felt so many emotions this week and it's all been a lot to process. I hope you all are having an amazing weekend.
There are many things wrong with this, but using AI to depict what you think the victim's words/feelings would be is not only hearsay but it's very disingenuous.
US road rage killer's sentence quashed because AI video of victim was shown in court bbc.in/4rGHDS4
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The sentence was thrown out because an appeals judge ruled that the video should not have been shown in the original trial. BBC misleadingly implies that the sentence was quashed because of the persuasive impact of the video itself.
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📺DEBUT: The game show ‘Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?’ premiered 35 years ago, September 30, 1991, on PBS.
The series starred Greg Lee as the host, Lynne Thigpen as the Chief and Rockapella as the house band
Antyhing above 0% is abysmal. And there are way too many apologists out there.
A state-mandated survey of undergraduate students at Cornell revealed that more than one-third of undergraduate women said they had experienced sexual assault during their time at the Ivy League university. abcnews.link/T2sccqz
Umm yeah I have a question about this headline.
What the f***?!?!
To some, Chris Hansen of “To Catch a Predator” is an overzealous TV hack, thrilled to ruin the lives of people who never so much as touched a child.
To fans of TruBlu, his online crime-themed network, Hansen is a crusader against evil. wapo.st/4iMNWkR
I know the Raiders haven't gotten a true test yet...but seeing that team in person today there's something about how they defend in key moments. Plus getting Brock Bowers back today was massive.
We'll find out a lot more in the next few weeks with their upcoming schedule.
The Saints were way too mistake prone down the stretch today.
However...the NFL needs to straighten out its rule on what is and isn't a fumble by a QB as he's getting hit.
So Prisco touches on why his take is bogus and still doubles down on it. Why would I expect anything less?
Did the Saints make the right decision going for the two-point conversion? 🤔
"I didn't like the decision."
-@PriscoCBS
"I don't have a problem with them going for two."
-Ran Carthon
















