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In early April, someonestaying at a resort in Sedona, Arizona, took photographs of two other guests sitting in a hot tub. The two guests were New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini, the NFL insider for The Athletic....
There was a summer, 2004, when two studios were swinging as hard as they could at each other and you got to benefit from every punch.
Visual Concepts, a studio out of San Mateo, priced NFL 2K5 at $19.99. It was a statement in a world where...
A few weeks ago I sat down with Adam Ottavino — fifteen-year MLB veteran, two-time All-Star, current NBC and ESPN broadcaster — to talk about why everyone in baseball throws 100 miles an hour now.
About thirty minutes into the conversation...
In 2011, Crazy, Stupid, Love opened with Ryan Gosling pulling a pair of New Balance sneakers off of Steve Carell’s feet and asking, with theatrical disgust, “Are you Steve Jobs? Are you the inventor of the iPhone? Then why are you wearing N...
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On Saturday, the Boston Red Sox fired manager Alex Cora.
Shortly after the news broke, the team released a statement from owner John Henry.
“Alex Cora led this organization to one of the greatest s...
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