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Lambeau expansion (50% larger than when I was a kid) means more opportunities to get tix for Packers fans, but also means going to games is valued less when opposing fans have it marked on their bucket list.
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On August 8, 1982, a line drive foul ball hit a 4 year old boy in the head at Fenway Park. Jim Rice, realizing in a flash that it would take EMTs too long to arrive and cut through the crowd, scooped up the boy and got him to the dugout where the Red Sox medical team gave him life-saving first aid.
Yes! Craig Gilbert nails it. Only thing I’d add is that a lot of valuable journalist time has been wasted on my home county that could have been spent much better elsewhere, or doing deep dives on housing or the environment here, rather than trivia.
.@WisVoter: The myth of 'bellwether' counties in presidential elections jsonline.com/story/news/poli… via @journalsentinel
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A gentle reminder that this is illegal in 95% of U.S. residential neighborhoods.
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September 20, 1982
James Lofton.
The world-class sprinter's 83-yard reverse under the Monday Night lights at the Meadowlands.
The longest run from scrimmage by a wide receiver in #Packers history.
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My thoughts on the field surface: uncommon field surface for both teams. All players should be wearing 7-studs or a flex option in forefoot (shout out Redd and T-Bone). That’ll fix majority of the slipping.
My brother and I were saying players should be pissed about this. There needs to be a consistent playing surface across all fields that players step on. No one wants to watch players slip, or dudes feet being locked in the turf, increasing the % of injury. It’s 2024. The @NFL is King👑. They got more than enough money. Spend a little to get a lot back. The fans and players deserve it.
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From Jennifer Carter, a teacher at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia.
What the hell are we doing?
Great to get the chance to talk Packers, Lombardi, Clemente and the 2024 campaign with the incredible David Maraniss for the pod this week. open.spotify.com/episode/1xF… #packers #lombardi
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I see the “permanent” bought-and-paid-for memorial bricks at the Shell are being removed. Much like the “permanent” bought-and-paid-for seat licenses at the Kohl Center weren’t “permanent” after all. Is there any limit to the greed of the Univ. of #Wisconsin Athletic Department?
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Fun fact: Dave Mason's biggest solo hit, "We Just Disagree," was written by the late Jim Krueger, who in the late '80s grew tired of the L.A. music scene and moved home to Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and started the Happy Schnapps Combo, a beloved polka-rock band.
@jimfarbermusic talked to Dave Mason about his bracingly frank new memoir for @guardianculture. Let's just say, he had a LOT to say about Traffic, Steve Winwood and much more.theguardian.com/music/articl…
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I know people have become anesthetized to this type of racism but the way the hoods are all the way off is truly amazing to see.
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Little late on this, but Reggie Jackson said one of the most raw and honest things I’ve ever seen on a baseball broadcasts. Worth the listen
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I saw the israelis shoot 2 fishermen, one in the back & one in the neck: we were denied access to save them: I bore witness to that, says James Elder
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The way a lot of ppl seem to see the world is:
- if things are getting bad, that's news
- if things have been bad but are getting better, that's also bad news
- if things are good, that's boring so it's not news
The problem with this approach isn't just that you persuade yourself (and anybody following you) that the world is always getting worse, but also you essentially trick yourself into never learning how bad things get better.
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"OJ: Made in America" remains one of the greatest documentaries I've ever seen. If you haven't seen it, watch it, and if you have, watch it again. espn.com/espn/feature/story/…