Sports (Bloggers & Personal)
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After going months on end without jumping into the political fray – Caitlin Clark endorsed the “childless cat lady.” Look for the legacy media to suddenly discover a new-found love for Caitlin. We will see how this plays out with her fans. Just this week Angel Reese and the WNBA brass were labeling Caitlin Clark fans as “racist.” Now what will they do? Don’t expect this website to be posting much more on Caitlin Clark’s career for awhile. The country’s at stake and she just endorsed tyranny.
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A Philadelphia man could be seen pasting official statements from the Philadelphia Eagles that disavowed a series of pro-Kamala Harris ads that popped up across the city on Monday. Early Labor Day morning, a series of pro-Kamala Harris ads that had been set up on bus stops across Philadelphia went viral on social media. The ads featured a digitally-generated photo of Vice President Harris in an Eagles helmet, complete with team colors and the official Eagles logo, alongside text referring to her as the, “Official Candidate Of The Philadelphia Eagles.” The murals were complete with a link to PhiladelphiaEagles.com/vote, an...
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Here we have the insanely rare Brittany Mahomes W. Brittany Mahomes is the wife of superstar Kansas City Quarterback Patrick Mahomes. She stays in the headlines pretty regularly. And this lady does not give two poops what other people think. Yeah, Mahomes liked a Trump post on Instagram. And then when people got ticked, she responded thusly: I mean ... I don't exactly get the response. But she's right, lefties do need to grow up. Conservatives see celebrities, athletes, and other stars disagree with them politically every single day and you don't have these sorts of hissy fits usually. But...
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Perhaps the most exciting NCAA men’s basketball championship game ever played was also one of the biggest upsets. The 1983 North Carolina State University Wolfpack, despite being heavy underdogs to the University of Houston, managed to sink a last-second basket to win 54-52 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The iconic nature of NC State’s victory has played well to audiences in the 41 years since, and the NCAA has used images of the game and its players in publicizing its highly popular tournament. That a heavy underdog NC State team made this year’s basketball Final Four only added to the 1983...
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The pro-LGBT brain rot has seemingly made its way all the way to the world Olympics. No matter what any blue-haired gender studies major tells you (they likely told Bach anyway), chromosomes are the most accurate way to tell a person’s sex. Some in the LGBT community have suggested otherwise by citing the existence of intersex individuals but, as one 2002 report shows, the prevalence of intersex individuals has been greatly exaggerated.
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Dear Freeper Sportslovers, Does this Australian Rules football hit, which caused permanent brain damage to Angus Brayshaw, look like "A Football Act" or criminal assault? One commentator said Maynard, the player wearing black and whit stripes, couldn't stop. Another said he had a duty of care to himself to rotate his own body to avoid behind hurt by colliding from above with Brayshaw's head. Under the rules of the game 18.3.2 (c). it is illegal to make high contact to an opposition player with any part of the body. Under 18.3.2 (f) makes it illegal to charge at an opposition...
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We haven't written about Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker in a while, and we're guessing that's perfectly fine with him. Oh, sure, that was that time in July when Serena Williams tried to score virtue signal points by insulting him at the ESPY's, but that fell pretty flat. Mostly, since Butker made headlines in May by standing up for traditional families and traditional values (and Twitchy was writing about how it was such a big W for him nearly every day), Butker has retreated from the spotlight to focus on being both a husband and father, and also on...
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LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman reveals his 3-year-old son Max is battling a rare neurological disorder. According to a joint statement released by Freddie and his wife Chelsea Freeman, the couple’s son was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome. The news comes as the Dodgers slugger announced he’d step away from the field to tend to Max’s health – as the couple revealed in the statement released on Thursday that their 3-year-old son had been dealing with "full body paralysis."
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The mocking of Last Supper in the Opening Ceremonies were pure trash, this story is what the Olympics are all about, a self-described nerd who has a personal record of solving a Rubik's Cube in under 9 seconds, has one job in gymnastics, the pommel horse and did so yesterday in a clutch performance that gave the bronze medal to the USA team, their first medal since 2008.
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It's been a week since Joe Biden left the presidential race, and he's barely been seen in public. After a fumbling Oval Office address on Thursday in which he failed to offer any explanation for his sudden departure, the president headed off to Camp David. That would be the same Camp David he hid out at before the debate performance that exposed his worsening mental and physical condition. READ: A Confused Joe Biden Gives Oval Office Address, Only Deepens the Scandal Around Him and Kamala HarrisIn other words, his heading back to hunker down there is a pretty big sign...
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Mock my religion you can count me totally out. They are mocking Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior See video in the link below. https://x.com/realchasegeiser/status/1816936500912685362
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President Joe Biden’s campaign issued a statement responding to former President Donald Trump challenging Biden to a golf match, saying the president “doesn’t have time.” James Singer, a spokesperson for the Biden campaign, issued a statement that Biden is too “busy leading America and defending the free world.” The statement from Singer came after Trump challenged Biden at a rally in Doral, Florida, to a debate and a golf match this week. The former president added that he would donate $1 million to “any charity” Biden wanted if he won. “If he wins, I will give the charity of his...
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Hunter Tyce Erickson has the story of a lifetime after recently taking down a Kodiak bear. Erickson went viral over the weekend after several social media accounts shared a photo of the massive bear he took down in Alaska. Naturally, I had to dive into the details. Erickson revealed in a podcast that they were tracking the wounded bear that he had shot with a rifle when it charged him and his guide. Upon being charged, the guide fired two shots from his rifle - at least one hit - but the bear wasn't down. That's when Tyde fired with...
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The lackluster, to say the least, media coverage of the Sunday Ticket trial against the NFL has included one specific effort to downplay the ultimate liability, by omission.The league’s loss has been widely characterized as $4.696 billion. It’s not. It’s $14.088 billion.The moment the judgment is entered, the amount will be tripled, given the longstanding and indisputable requirements of antitrust law. Thus, unless the judge throws the case out (and he still could), $4.696 billion will become $14.088 billion.The NFL could still win on appeal. Regardless, the worst-case scenario isn’t nearly $4.7 billion. It’s more than $14 billion, along with...
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DALLAS, TX — Sources at the Grady household reported this weekend that Bill Grady scrambled for an explanation when his wife Cara caught him watching a WNBA game on his phone. Grady was closely watching a game between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky in his man cave when Cara walked into the room. A flustered Bill reportedly fumbled to close out of the game in a frantic attempt to hide what he was doing. "It's not what it looks like!" he insisted as Cara stood staring at him in surprise. "I was… I was just, uh, playing Wordle!...
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On July 26, the 2024 summer Olympic Games will kick off in Paris, as they did 100 years ago in 1924. Back stories from those games were dramatized in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire, about Scottish sprinter Eric Liddell, an outgoing Christian, and Jewish athlete Harold Abrahams, younger brother of Sidney Abrahams, who represented Britain at the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm. Sidney was duly knighted, and Sir Sidney Solomon Abrahams served as chief justice of Ceylon during the 1930s. “Solly” was also the first Jew elected president of the London Athletic Club, founded in 1863. Younger brother Harold, born...
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Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington unleashed a race-hustling tirade against rookie sensation Caitlin Clark, claiming the Indiana Fever guard’s name is being used to “justify” racism and homophobia against black lesbians in the WNBA. “Dawg. How one can not be bothered by their name being used to justify racism, bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia, homophobia & the intersectionalities of them all is nuts,” Carrington whined Thursday on X.
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In a press conference that should have focused on the Boston Celtics’ strategies for Game 2 of the NBA Finals against the Dallas Mavericks, the discourse took an unexpected detour into identity politics, thanks to a question from Vince Goodwill of Yahoo Sports. Mazzulla, however, was not playing along. The question posed to Joe Mazzulla was loaded, aimed not at the game but at stirring racial narratives. Goodwill asked, “For the first time since 1975, this is the NBA Finals with two black head coaches. Given the plight sometimes of black head coaches in the NBA, do you think this...
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Clark also was not invited on the 3×3 US women’s Olympic team. The 3×3 team was announced last week by USA basketball. Atlanta Dream guard Rhyne Howard, the 2022 WNBA Rookie of the Year, and Los Angeles Sparks center Cameron Brink, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, will lead Team USA’s 3×3 Women’s Basketball team at the Paris Olympics. They will be joined by TCU guard Hailey Van Lith and former WNBA player Cierra Burdick. Clark, who was the number one pick in the draft will not be on the team. Clark is crushing Brink and...
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A rated PG-13 reminder of the sick obsession flaunted by rainbow cult members.They’re called private parts for a reason. No one should see them or know what you do with them.Not so during “Pride Month” — or any of the other liturgical days on the LGBTQ++ad+nauseam calendar, for that matter. June is when everyone in the nation is supposed to focus on what a small minority of mentally ill people do with their genitals.I’m sorry to be so crass, but I’m just calling a spade a spade. If that much offended you, best bow out before reading anymore. And certainly...
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