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Eric Bauza has sadly passed away at the age of 46.
The modern voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck alongside many other beloved characters.
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If you’re a real sports fan, you’ve probably heard Adam Schefter speak hundreds of times. He’s very well spoken.
Have you ever heard him sound as uncomfortable as when he’s being asked by @johnkincade why the NFL isn’t investigating Mike Vrabel for tampering? [April 22].
The long pause, the stuttering, the talking in circles, the answering of a question with a question.
Remember, if the NFL were to investigate the Patriots for tampering that would be bad for Robert Kraft who owns the Patriots and is a business partner with Schefter.
Adam does not disclose that he and Robert Kraft both own stake in the same sports betting venture when he does these interviews or when he tweets.
Every journalist knows that disclosing conflicts of interest is basic journalism ethics 101. Millionaire “insiders” like Adam operate under a separate set of rules.
These are the sort of conversation the NFL is terrified of, so pass this tweet around and let’s have a dialogue.
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🚨 TWO TICKETS TO ALCS GAME 6 AT THE TROP TOMORROW NIGHT!
Giving away two tickets to one lucky Rays fan!
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Winner picked tomorrow (Monday) at NOON ET!
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#Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers calls out Raymond James Stadium for being “one of the worst surfaces in the league.”
Fuck Parker. He’s fucking awful for baseball. He only simps for big market teams. Fuck him
"If you want to crown the Rays, crown the Rays. I'm not in that group..."
@robparkerMLBbro thinks we should pump the brakes on Tampa Bay.
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Rays in three
#ForTampaBay | #Postseason
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After the 2019 No Call fiasco, Sean Payton successfully got a probationary PI Review rule pushed through. The refs made a mockery of it, blatantly refusing to overturn their own calls all year. So the NFL ended the rule and moved on.
The league owns this referee narcisism.
There is growing anger around the NFL over the current state of officiating.
After speaking with multiple coaches and executives around the league:
• “What happened Sunday was an embarrassment for football.”
• “Some of these refs are making it about themselves.”
• “It’s bullshit that there’s no accountability.”
• “We are playing with dangerous waters with the way officiating is going right now.”
The anger is not just related to the Trey McBride and Eric Wilson incidents that resulted in referee suspensions.
The frustration is only amplified by the fact that coaches and executives know they can’t publicly say much without risking league backlash and potential fines.
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Twenty years ago, the world heard New Orleans roar again.
Same Dome. Same Rival. Same Monday night stage.
Let them hear us again ⚜️
#Saints | @nutrl_usa
Week 4 HYPE
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