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Now more than ever, cancel culture is no game (opens the original)
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'‘That little monkey gets loose, doesn’t he?” The silencing of Howard Cosell could be looked at as the modern-day beginning when he, on ‘‘MNF,’’ got caught up in his own insolence to describe Washington wide receiver Alvin Garrett’s speed and stature and elusiveness during a breakaway run for the end zone. A decade before that, Cosell unintentionally said during a highlight segment about another black player: “Look at that little monkey run.” “No, I don’t believe it’s prejudice. I truly believe
Winning Game 1 will help Bears silence corrosive regression talk (opens the original)
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Brimstone doesn’t always come with the fire. Sometimes the fire stands alone. Burning with desire and intensity and intention. A divine destruction. Let’s start here. My colleague Jason Lieser wrote earlier this week . . . the everything: “If things go as well as reasonably possible for the Bears, they could one-up last season and go 12-5 to take the NFC North for a second consecutive year. The road to that destination would start with a convincing win at the Panthers in the season opener Sunday
What have we learned from the just-finished Brewers-Cubs series? (opens the original)
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The week that was for the Cubs was one that can be used as a foretell into the realities they may (will?) face if a deep or even respectable (anything but a repeat of last year) postseason run is in the cards they play solitaire with. With the series they just completed against the Brewers being both faith and fortune. Exposing everything we knew, wanted to know, didn’t want to know and may have been better off never finding out. Game 1: A yard-leaving explosion of sounds of nine inches of white
Chaos meets corruption: Players in NFL camps heading back to college (opens the original)
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Let’s just say for 116 years, you devised a system that used and exploited young adults you allowed to play sports for you, using “free” education as collateral for what you received from them in return. Then guilt (pressured guilt, but still guilt to a degree) set in, say, 111 years later. And you, a group with a long history of unfair labor and under-compensated practices in sports, began to do (almost) everything you could to right your past wrongs. Let’s call it athletic reparations. And tha
This year's version of the Cubs is much more believable as a contender (opens the original)
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“No one performs an experiment once and considers the work done. They repeat it with different variables, correcting what they thought they knew, adding what they’ve learned.” — from “The School of Life” by Amy Maclin as it appeared in O Daily Magazine At some point this season — maybe it was during their first 10-game winning streak in late April, maybe it was during their second, maybe at some point during the 10-game losing streak that followed in late May, maybe they’re in the midst of it ri
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