We still can't get over the insane catch that Odell Beckham Jr made in 2014
We still haven’t found ourselves getting over the incredible catch that Odell Beckham Junior made back in 2014 during his rookie season in the NFL.
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We still haven’t found ourselves getting over the incredible catch that Odell Beckham Junior made back in 2014 during his rookie season in the NFL.
BALTIMORE — There is a narrative awaiting oxygen in which the Preakness is just a very big horse race in the middle of May. In which it is not dependent on the bigger race that precedes it or tethered to the sometimes-bigger race that follows; and not described disparagingly in terms of which horses are not participating, rather than glowingly in terms of which ones are. In which it is not subsumed by the need for a story larger than its own. In which its crumbling physical home (not for nothing, it’s been crumbling for a while now and still standing, obstinate, as if it has heard all the disrespect and wants to prove a point) and uncertain future are made less relevant by what transpires on the racetrack in the here and now.
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Chicago White Sox star shortstop Tim Anderson accused Yankees slugger Josh Donaldson of making a racist remark by calling him Jackie Robinson during Saturday's game against New York.
A heated afternoon on the field continued off it afterward, with Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson taking offense to being called «Jackie» by the New York Yankees' Josh Donaldson, a comment deemed «racist» by manager Tony LaRussa.
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