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Steve Bittenbender retweeted
South Jersey political power broker George Norcross confirms he has bought the former Trump Plaza casino site on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Will announce plans for it later. tinyurl.com/3scaf4y6
Last year for SE Prep Academy, Obinna Ekezie went 12-for-42 from beyond the 3-point arc. Never made more than 2 in a game.
May not matter for a number of reasons, but I think it is worth noting.
I am once again imploring college basketball fans to not overreact to exhibition results sbnation.com/college-basketb…
When you watch the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series starting this weekend, keep in mind the city's metro population is only about 200K more than Louisville's.
If Milwaukee can have major league sports, so can Louisville.
Similar argument with OKC, too.
The @TwinSpires T&C has removed language granting @churchilldowns Inc. "rights to customers’ name, image, voice, statements and city/state" as well as "the duty to sign publicity releases and the release of privacy, publicity and defamation claims." support.twinspires.com/hc/en…
The people who hate how baseball players celebrate home runs also want football players to simply hand the ball to a ref and run back to their bench after scoring a touchdown, right?
Right? – at Valley Station, KY
Steve Bittenbender retweeted
It should be Seattle and LOUISVILLE. Vegas is a mistake.
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Gee, why is James Comer running Congressional election ads since he's running against someone who's @ballotpedia bio begins with him playing Abraham Lincoln in his elementary school's play as a 4th grader?
He may be a world-class athlete, but he's still 38. At that age, your body becomes your toughest opponent.
Stephen Curry appeared to have suffered knee injury during Warriors open practice Sunday.
He limped to the locker room.
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At first blush, it looked like a personal foul as Brooks was defenseless.
Do we want the NFL replay booth to rule on these?



















