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🔥 Top post: John Jaso had a few more years left as an MLB player but he walk · 1.2M views
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John Jaso had a few more years left as an MLB player but he walked away at 34. “When I retired, people said: ‘You might be walking away from millions of dollars!’ But I’d already made millions of dollars. Why do we always have to have more, more, more?” https://t.co/Xf3V9QIfEP
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Of the 130 universities that play major college football, only Iowa State has a stadium named after an African-American person.
Minnesota Lynx star Maya Moore has decided to skip another WNBA season to focus on her effort to free a man she believes was wrongfully convicted.
Gabriele Grunewald passed away at the age of 32.
The runner, one of the best in the U.S., competed as she faced a rare metastatic cancer.
“It’s like I lost all excuses for not pushing myself to reach my fullest potential,” she told @pow…
It's over. Alex Morgan scored 5 goals and the U.S. posted its biggest victory in the World Cup.
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🇺🇸: 13
🇹🇭: 0
Andre Ingram is 32, has graying hair and a degree in physics. He's older than Dwight Howard, once crushed Jimmer Fredette in a 3-point contest and took almost an entire year off to let his wife finish college. Just your typical NBA rookie.
BREAKING: Under pressure from M.L.B. commissioner, Indians will stop using Chief Wahoo insignia in 2019. By @DavidWaldstein:
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