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Ravens HC Jesse Minter announced rookie QB Joe Fagnano will start Thursday vs. the Jaguars.
The undrafted QB finished 10/21 with 91 yards and 1 INT after replacing backup Tyler Huntley in the loss against Buffalo.
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Now Tyler “Snoop” Huntley is hurt and has been replaced by undrafted rookie free agent QB Joe Fagnano.
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The most patriotic thing our leaders could do is ensure 250 more years of protecting America’s wondrous beauty.
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Jhoan Duran just obliterated Juan Soto, Pete Alonso, and Mark Vientos
Strikes out the side all swinging in order
11 pitches
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A white guy who looks EXACTLY like Druski reacted to the recent skit and invited him to a NASCAR race 😭🤣👀
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Ionic Philadelphia #Eagles radio announcer Merrill Reese turned 83 years old today.
Merrill has been the voice of the Eagles since 1977 — 48 years as the voice of Philadelphia football.
One of the most iconic voices in football history 🐐
Merrill Reese's best of calls through the years!
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I’d like to announce I’m back on this app but since I don’t pay for premium, it will be seen by 4 people. Anyway to those 4 people, I captured something amazing this month 🐻
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This is a WILD story. Time to make it right @TheMasters
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I was supposed to be at the Masters today. Instead, due to a baffling mix of fraud and/or misunderstanding, I had my tickets cancelled and am currently banned from attending again. Here's my story - and a plea for help🧵
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Howard hasn’t been at the ballpark since late April-early May. This explains it. Harassment is unacceptable and nobody should have to deal with it, especially at work.
Howard Eskin has been barred from Citizens Bank Park for the remainder of the Phillies season after an investigation found the longtime Philadelphia broadcaster made an unwanted advance toward a female Aramark employee in May. inquirer.com/news/philadelph…










































