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…a sequel filmed mostly in Ireland. But it’s anyone’s guess whether it can recapture the magic. ‘Say Hey, Willie Mays!’ (Nov. 8 on HBO Max) https://twitter.com/MLBVault/status/1575507885626368000 Regarded by many as…
…smashing success just about every time they do it. It’s how they duped the MLB into pulling its 2021 All-Star Game out of Georgia. It’s how they reduced the commercials…
…Biden, Stacey Abrams, and the MLB. For the runoff election, Georgia has continued to have record turnout for in-person, early voting. One day’s early voting in person was higher than…
…Crow on steroids” and pressuring the MLB to relocate its 2021 All-Star game out of Atlanta in protest. The league ultimately caved and moved the event to Denver, Colorado. Other Georgia-based…
…like BlackRock, Coca-Cola, Nike, American Airlines, State Farm, Ticketmaster, MLB, American Express, and Levi’s. Earlier this month, beer brand Anheuser-Busch collaborated on a video with transgender-identifying TikTokker Dylan Mulvaney to honor the completion of his first year as a…
…SB 202 as “Jim Crow on steroids” and called on Major League Baseball to relocate its 2021 All-Star Game from Atlanta in protest. The MLB ultimately acquiesced, condemning the law…
…SB 202 as “Jim Crow on steroids” and called on Major League Baseball to relocate its 2021 All-Star Game from Atlanta in protest. The MLB ultimately acquiesced, condemning the law…
…voters. President Joe Biden grossly referred to SB 202 as “Jim Crow on steroids” and called on Major League Baseball to relocate its 2021 All-Star Game from Atlanta in protest. The MLB…
…immense loss of talent our institutions and society have inflicted on themselves throughout this iteration of witch hunts and trials. Will the MLB and NFL Right Their Wrongs? The burden…
…who grossly labeled SB 202 “Jim Crow on steroids” and called on Major League Baseball to pull its All-Star events out of Georgia. MLB ultimately acquiesced to the president’s demands,…
…and lend themselves to singing along. Here are two. Interestingly, both of these were sung at an MLB game. The first, Billy Joel, is unaccompanied. Notice that he sings the…
The Cincinnati Reds will take on the Philadelphia Phillies this afternoon to open the baseball season. The wait for Opening Day is finally over. And boy do we need baseball…
The indigenous name controversy has moved north to Toronto. The Globe and Mail: We are Blue Jays fans, and while we’ll be cheering for Toronto to defeat Cleveland in the…
An exciting Latin American infielder has captivated baseball fans this postseason. He fields like a future Gold Glover. He scorches extra-base hits and jacks clutch homers. Drafted in 2011, he’s…
The average American can likely identify LeBron James and Tom Brady, who transcend the world of sports and have seeped into the broader American culture. With lucrative endorsements from Nike,…
Tim Tebow, Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL quarterback whose been playing minor league baseball since 2016, was asked how he balances being a professional athlete and charity work. He…
The Philadelphia Phillies recently used an exhibition game to unveil their “new” mascot. Their re-designed version of the Phillie Phanatic appeared to significant fanfare from the team, part of the…
The hashtag #LastNormalPhoto led participants on Twitter several weeks ago to share their final snapshots before the coronavirus pandemic upset life around the globe. People shared photographs of group gatherings,…
The first Washington Redskins game I remember attending was their November 10, 1991 dismantling of the Atlanta Falcons during their last Super Bowl season. I was not yet eight years…
It seemed somehow fitting to read Tuesday’s announcement that the Baseball Writers Association of America failed to induct any new members to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2021. In…
Shortly after Republican Gov. Brian Kemp signed Georgia’s new voter-integrity law on Thursday, the squeeze play against the southern state began, with a representative of the Major League Baseball Players…
If you want to take over the world, build an American corporate empire to monopolize the public square and ban dissent. Then, form a corporate coalition of like-minded peers who…
Former NFL Quarterback Brett Favre, host of the podcast “Bolling with Favre,” discussed the increasingly politically-charged, woke sports environment with Daily Wire host Andrew Klavan. Favre, who has been vocal…
Why would a sports team pay $1.19 million to a 58-year-old who hadn’t played in Major League Baseball for two decades—and continue to do so through 2035? Good question. The…
The 2022 election results for the Baseball Hall of Fame are the last straw. After decades that had already watered down the criteria for the most selective and respected sports hall of fame, the…
After months of uncertainty and a 99-day lockout by club owners, Major League Baseball’s management and players finally reached a labor agreement last week. The agreement didn’t take long to…
For more than two decades in the 1990s and 2000s, Derek Jeter was a linchpin of the New York Yankees’ renaissance. Now, ESPN is giving his career the documentary treatment,…
In a predominantly left-wing sports media industry that thrives on controversial hot takes, it should come as no surprise to see Florida and Gov. Ron DeSantis as the target of…
When we first learned of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ plans to award the vile hate group known as the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence (SPI) with a “Community Hero Award,” we…
In recent years, few things have become more ubiquitous in sports than the phrase “GOAT.” The constant presence of sports talk radio on both radio and television has led to…
Rebeccah Heinrichs, fellow at the Hudson Institute, joins the Federalist Radio Hour today to discuss the Iran Nuclear Deal, issues in Syria and other foreign policy issues the White House…
Joining the Federalist Radio Hour to recap the CNBC GOP presidential debate is Jon Ward, senior political correspondent at Yahoo. Ward and Domenech reflect on the performances of both the…
Watching this Cubs team win the National League Championship Series against the Dodgers Saturday night was absolutely perfect. The double-play to end the game harkened back to Tinker to Evers…
Neil Greenberg is a sports writer and stats geek at The Washington Post, who joins Ben Domenech on this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour to recap this year in…
Forty-five years ago today, baseball fans woke up to the news that the Pittsburgh Pirates’ star outfielder Roberto Clemente had been killed in an airplane crash on December 31 on…
Baseball is in full swing, bringing with it the hopes of spring, the rhythms of summer, and the autumnal elation and heartbreak of the playoffs. The strange rituals and shenanigans…
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