Does lightning-rod umpire Angel Hernandez deserve his villainous reputation?
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Does lightning-rod umpire Angel Hernandez deserve his villainous reputation?
“But ...” Foster remembers telling his dad, “what if I am the Michael Jordan of officiating?”
Today, Foster insists he said that in jest. But it is significant to note that more than 30 years later, he remembered that scene, and that line, enough to retell it. And it’s significant to note that more than 30 years later, Foster has ascended to Jordane... See more
Today, Foster insists he said that in jest. But it is significant to note that more than 30 years later, he remembered that scene, and that line, enough to retell it. And it’s significant to note that more than 30 years later, Foster has ascended to Jordane... See more
What do you think of Scott Foster after reading this?
He’s supposed to be working with his fellow legislators, following the civic script I learned in school, not giving them Hulk Hogan’s Atomic Leg Drop. Right?
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In one case, the text it generated falsely claimed that WIRED had reported that a specific police officer in California had committed a crime.
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The only trouble is: Does anyone want balance in Ty Cobb’s story?
Joe Posnanski • The Baseball 100
Poynter stresses that he’s not an expert; he’s just a normal guy running with a flag through a public park who stumbled upon a bizarre niche that allows him to live the life he’s always dreamed. But his — which is to say, the entire internet’s — brand of advice-giving and morality policing is remarkably black-and-white. This, obviously, is the reas... See more