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新168飞艇视频开奖官网结果
On Thursday, MLB and the players union ratified a CBA that ends the lockout. But what is in that agreement? And how will it affect the on-field product, the playoffs, and the sport at large?
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KD’s Revenge on Small Game James
Plus, NFL QB roulette and the strange streaming wars with Wosny Lambre, Peter Schrager, and Matthew Belloni
KD’s Revenge on Small Game James
Plus, NFL QB roulette and the strange streaming wars with Wosny Lambre, Peter Schrager, and Matthew Belloni
Trailer Talk: ‘Better Call Saul,’ ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi,’ and ‘Outer Range.’ Plus: ‘Winning Time’ Showrunner Max Borenstein.
Chris is joined by Max Borenstein to talk about the pressures that came along with creating a show about the iconic 1980s Lakers
Danny Green on the Simmons-Harden Trade and the 76ers’ Playoff Outlook
Plus, why the Russell Wilson trade really went down
Covering the MLB Lockout and Announcer Musical Chairs With the Washington Post’s Ben Strauss
Ben Strauss joins Bryan to discuss baseball’s return
Stipe Miocic’s Fighting Future and a Cain Velasquez Conversation
Plus, Kayla Harrison re-signs with PFL and reacting to rumblings of Robert Whittaker vs. Marvin Vettori
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Let the Jimmy Garoppolo Sweepstakes Begin
With Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson off the market, and a weak draft and free agent QB class, Garoppolo has become the prize player of the NFL offseason
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How Do the NBA Playoff Odds Look Heading Into the Season’s Final Month?
Our model breaks down how likely each team is to make the playoffs, who has the best chances of getting the no. 1 pick in the draft, and much more
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How Not to Write About the Sixers-Nets Game
For a Sixers fan, it’s easy to get carried away. Here are some helpful tips to follow before the game of the season.
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How the Deaths of Biggie and 2Pac Changed Rap Media Forever
Twenty-five years ago Wednesday, the Notorious B.I.G. was killed, marking the end of the most violent chapter in hip-hop’s history. For the writers and editors who covered his and Tupac’s lives and music, the tragedies stick with them to this day.
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Russell Wilson Can Make the Broncos Super Bowl Contenders—If He Evolves
Denver went all in on Wilson despite an up-and-down couple of seasons from the star passer. How this marriage works will depend on how both Wilson and the Broncos offense adapt to each other.
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Is It Time to Make Batman Funny Again?
Reducing Batman to a humorless crime-fighter feels shortsighted and betrays an essential component of the character
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Russell Wilson and the Star-Quarterback-Savior Complex
An elite QB can change a franchise’s destiny. The Broncos are betting big that Wilson is that kind of player.
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‘The Bachelor’ Recap: Whoops, Clayton Fell in Love With Everyone
Welcome to one of the messiest Fantasy Suites episodes in series history
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Green Bay Needed to Bring Back Aaron Rodgers, No Matter the Cost
The Packers mortgaged their future to keep Rodgers—and like the Rams, Saints, and Eagles before them, they’re proving cap hell is infinitely better than quarterback purgatory
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How Injuries Have Affected Klay Thompson’s Game—and the Warriors’ Title Hopes
Two years off have taken a toll on Klay Thompson. How far can the Warriors go with this version of their All-Star shooting guard?
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The Top 50 Prospects in the 2022 NFL Draft
The NFL combine has come and gone. How has a week of testing and interviews in Indianapolis affected our Big Board?
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‘Journey’ Made a Convincing Case That Video Games Could Be Art
Ten years ago, ‘Journey’ helped crystallize a new goal for video games: to evoke meaningful emotion through interactivity
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The Colts Are Running Out of Time to Get the Quarterback Position Right
After trading away Carson Wentz, Indianapolis will have its fifth starting quarterback in as many seasons. A failure to get aggressive under center is costing a talented roster its Super Bowl window.
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You Want It Darker: A Character Study of Robert Pattinson’s Emo Batman
‘The Batman’ offers a view of a more psychologically wounded Cape Crusader. It’s perhaps the most honest representation of how the character would behave in real life.
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The Future of NFL Defenses Lies in a Lime-Green Dot
Recently a few teams have shifted the responsibility of on-field headset communication from linebackers to defensive backs—a shift in thinking that could be just as impactful as putting headsets into helmets in the first place
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The Special Case of Jaden Ivey
It’s hard to find an NBA comparison for Purdue’s star guard, but he’s a near lock to be a top-five pick. What makes the engine behind the Boilermakers so unique?
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A Blockbuster and a Pixar Movie Are Out This Weekend—With a Catch
The fact that ‘The Adam Project’ and ‘Turning Red’ will be available only on streaming says plenty about the state of Hollywood
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The Utter Absurdity of Nikola Jokic
Adam Mares of DNVR Sports joins KOC to talk about Jokic’s offensive improvement on his historic 2020-21 MVP season and how he’s taken great strides to improve on the defensive side
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The Oral History of Prince’s ‘Batman’ Soundtrack
Batman is an eccentric hero with a cape, so when it came time to pick an artist to make the soundtrack for Tim Burton’s 1989 film, the choice was obvious
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Instant Reactions to the Russell Wilson Trade and Aaron Rodgers’s Re-signing With the Packers
Kevin and Nora are joined by Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz to break down what each quarterback deal means for the NFL
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Every Angle of the Russell Wilson–to-the-Broncos Trade
Bill Simmons joins to discuss who won the trade, the future for Seattle at QB, 2022 NFL draft implications, Denver’s high-powered offense, fantasy winners and losers, and Wilson’s relationship with Seattle
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Introducing ‘The Town With Matthew Belloni’
The Ringer’s newest podcast goes behind the scenes on all things Hollywood
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America’s Favorite Dysfunctional Family: The Oral History of ‘The Osbournes’
Twenty years after the MTV reality show’s debut, family members and the crew behind the show reflect on the wild experiment that turned into a massive success
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“Every Person Is Ready to Die for Our Country”: Five Ukrainians on Life Inside Putin’s War Zone
Ukrainians who live in—or have recently fled from—Kyiv tell Derek what it’s like living in the Ukrainian capital, escaping to Poland, and returning to Kyiv to fight the Russian army
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‘The Batman’ Is the Batman Movie We Deserve
In a sea of superhero movies, Matt Reeves’s film is just good enough to wish it were better
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26 Questions About Calvin Ridley’s Suspension for Betting on the NFL
Has anyone previously managed to bet $1,500 and lose more than $11 million?
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The 25 Best Batman Villains, Ranked
Every superhero needs a nemesis—these are the ones who have given the Dark Knight the best fight on the big screen
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Moxley and Danielson Redefine Brutality, Dragunov and Frazer Test the Limits, and Slamovich and Mack Bend the Rules
Your top pro wrestling matches of the week
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Seven NBA Observations on the Knicks, Jarrett Allen’s Injury, and More
Has New York found an elusive silver lining? Can Cleveland weather its latest storm? Plus, a few thoughts on the new-look Mavericks and Sixers, and debating whether it’s time for the reeling Bulls to panic.
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‘The Batman’ Exit Survey
Gotham City is underwater, besieged by corruption and a dangerous enigma. The only thing that can save it is a man who wears a lot of eyeliner and has no friends. Let’s discuss.
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Paris Hilton: From Tabloid Obsession to Titan of the Attention Economy
The hotel heiress’s stormy relationship with Lindsay Lohan was paparazzi catnip. She projected an image as the ultimate ditz, but she understood her worth better than anyone gave her credit for.