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An emotional Mikaela Shiffrin remembers her late father after winning gold 🥺 #WinterOlympics
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Scottie Scheffler just gave one of the best (and deepest) press conference answers ever heard.
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Charlie McAvoy just posted this on his IG story after news of the Marchand trade 🥲
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This is great: Randy Moss is back on TV today after being diagnosed with bile duct cancer—and he got a surprise welcome back from Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, Justin Jefferson, Kevin Garnett, Jerry Rice and more.
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The Blue Jackets started the game without a left winger and let 13 seconds run off the clock in memory of Johnny Hockey
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The Blue Jackets have raised a banner to the rafters for Johnny ❤️ xitter.cf/BR_OpenIce/status/1846…
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Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau will forever be in our hearts. We celebrate two of hockey's brightest ❤️💙 xitter.cf/NHL_On_TNT/status/1844…
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In honor of the first day of spring, the @GilletteStadium social squad did some spring cleaning!
RT for a chance to win:
- Taylor Swift Red tshirt
- Karol G swag
- Monster Jam yearbook
- Rolling Stones hat
- Training camp hat
- Revs scarf
& more!
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The kindest words from @lukecombs : « What an unreal Grammy week to say the least. There were so many laughs, tears, hugs, and cheers that it almost doesn’t seem real (…) When it comes to the performance it’s still hard to process how amazing it really was to be up there on that stage. No doubt a defining moment of my career.
Tracy, I want to send my sincerest thanks to you for allowing me to be a part of your moment. Thank you for the impact you have had on my musical journey, and the musical journeys of countless other singers, songwriters, musicians, and fans alike. I hope you felt how much you mean to the world that night. We were all in awe of you up there and I was just the guy lucky enough to have the best seat in the house. »
🥹 Thank YOU for everything!
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On December 3, 1999, 6 Worcester Firefighters lost their lives in the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse Co. fire. 20 years later, the legacy of these heroic men is carried on by 7 of their sons. Please join us in honoring the W6, and sharing our gratitude for their sons below.