Peak @mtracey. When you don’t like the verdict in a rape trial you’ve spend zero seconds in the courtroom for, the fault is clearly with the system that convicted the defendant l.
Absolute travesty. Political and media crusade gone berserk — all based on ridiculously weak evidence, and now a ridiculously punitive sentence to "send a message." Doesn't take long to find plenty of recent examples of VIOLENT HOMICIDE resulting in SIGNIFICANTLY less prison time
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Some countries have jury trials. Some have judges. But X has @mtracey determining guilt or innocence based on his own vibes.
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So sick of these stories. If Guerin has given his best offer and the Wings said no, he and the Wild should move on to Plan B. I’m sure Quinn knows management has tried its best to trade for his Team USA buddy, but unless it guarantees his extension at some point you gotta let go.
David Pagnotta: Re Dylan Larkin/Wild: I think Bill Guerin already believe that he's got the best package he's willing to give; he feels what he's been offering up is more than enough; clearly Detroit feels that they can get more elsewhere off those 10 teams - The Sheet (11/6)
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I just hope for Minnesota fans sake that Quinn Hughes doesn’t ask for a trade at the deadline, because based on their Larkin dialogue that means the front office is required to deal him to a team of his choosing
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Pandas for Wizards Rebirth in 2025-26 retweeted
A thread 🧵If you wanted to watch seven hours of Fox News personalities losing their ever-loving minds on election night but don't want to waste seven hours of your life I've condensed it for you. Hour 1 - DENIAL - They had no idea what was coming 1/7
Tune in tomorrow for another exciting episode of ‘My online bubble does not represent real life.”
At an interfaith gathering today, a speaker openly disputed my statement that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza and is an apartheid state.
I know these people exist in Orange County, Florida, Michigan. But in the SF Bay Area? At an interfaith gathering? Out loud?
What a bubble I live in.
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The inability of Wild fans to see that giving a player a no-trade clause is not the same thing as giving a player a must-trade clause remains unparalleled. No notes.
I find this SO ironic. Detroit negotiated an eight-year commitment with Larkin. As part of that agreement, it gave him contractual control over where he could be traded. Now Larkin wants to leave, and Detroit is big mad because that protection is working exactly as intended. Once again Detroit treats Larkin as a commodity and not as a person. This dates back to after he signed his new contract. An organization can genuinely appreciate someone's talent and still fail to listen to what that person needs.
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Tune into tomorrow for another exciting episode of “Guy who has no idea what’s required to do a particular job has very strong opinions on how long it should take to do it”
It seems so strange to have an NBA team that’s fun to watch again … ain’t no party like a Wizards party
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The problem Alex Colston has isn’t that “anyone who is paid to bloviate for a living “ doesn’t listen to him, it’s that not enough of his fellow travelers do. Nobody has ever wanted more desperately to be recognized as a prophet.
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This is obviously fake, but I did hear it on good authority that Jeff Hoffman “failed” his physical because the team repainted the spaces in the parking lot and that used up the relief pitching budget
Replying to @editti22 @realcoreykno
I actually heard a rumor that they’ve been saving up for awhile to do this. It’s actually the sole reason they didn’t sign Manny Machado long term. Literally the only reason. Don’t look it up.
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Journalists who portray Caitlin Clark as a delicate flower who cannot be around anyone controversial do her no favors at all. She isn’t asking to be coddled.
From @TheAthletic: If the Indiana Fever ever wants to go back to being a basketball team, Sophie Cunningham has to go, our columnist writes. "Cunningham is too combustible, her takes too turbulent to be paired with Caitlin Clark." nyti.ms/4eiBPJ0
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He has me blocked, but nothing symbolizes what the left gets wrong than @re_colston when he writes: “You don't want to have a struggle session with me over the "right opinion," or over whether I've held it with fidelity, or over my ability to out-argue you, I promise.”
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Few or none of them are willing to govern; governing necessitates compromise. It’s all about rigidity, so they can just break anyone who bends. How likely is that to work across the USA specifically?
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