#WuWa #Qiuyuan
Genshin Impact: Genshin Misadventures - Nod-Krai Chronicles, Day 7
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Genshin Impact: Genshin Misadventures - Nod-Krai Chronicles, Day 6
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FFXIV Misadventures: All Saints Wake 2025 (With Bonus Hunt Coverage)
#GoDodgers #NLCS #WorldSeries #FFXIV #AllSaintsWake
Las Vegas Aces: 2025 WNBA Champions
PHOENIX -- THE MORNING after A'ja Wilson hit the game-winning shot in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals -- the basket that gave her Las Vegas Aces a 3-0 series lead and became the defining image of Wilson's already storied basketball career -- Aces coach Becky Hammon texted her superstar a graphic comparing an elk and a deer.
Hammon had used the comparison for Wilson weeks earlier, but Wilson, like most people, wasn't aware of the difference between the two. But when you see the bigger, stronger elk, said Hammon, who grew up in the Black Hills of South Dakota, you realize it's in a class of its own.
Brisbane Broncos: 2025 NRL Premiers
The Broncos have claimed their first premiership since 2006 with a stunning 26-22 triumph over the Storm.
With Reece Walsh producing one of the finest performances of his career, the Broncos came back from 22-12 to make amends for the loss to Penrith two years ago.
In front of 80,223 fans at Accor Stadium the Broncos capped a magnificent season as Ben Hunt savoured redemption for 2015 and Adam Reynolds grabbed a second premiership 11 years after his first.
Michael Maguire joins Wayne Bennett, Chris Anderson, Jack Gibson, Tim Sheens and Phil Gould as the only coaches to have won titles with two clubs.
The Misadventures: 2025 NRL Grand Final Special Edition
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How banned Yankees fan Austin Capobianco’s life has changed since his infamous World Series moment
How banned Yankees fan Austin Capobianco’s life has changed since his infamous World Series moment
By Brendan Kuty
Feb. 5, 2025
Updated Feb. 26, 2025
Austin Capobianco has grown accustomed to the blowback. It’s been more than three months since the 38-year-old Connecticut man grabbed and pried open the glove of Los Angeles Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts in Game 4 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. He’s received hundreds of texts and voicemails from strangers telling him to go to hell or worse.
He’s been excoriated on social media — just one penance for a sin witnessed live on television by 16 million people and replayed countlessly online since.
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