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Defector · Mon 23:33
How do you make sense of something this unexpected? defector.com/how-the-gold...
Defector · Mon 21:33
"It is a real marvel and a compliment to Nakase's work, and the Valkyries' defense, that a team with its deficiencies and roster quirks can call themselves WNBA champions." defector.com/gabby-willia...
Defector · Mon 21:33
"It is a real marvel and a compliment to Nakase's work, and the Valkyries' defense, that a team with its deficiencies and roster quirks can call themselves WNBA champions." defector.com/gabby-willia...
Defector · Mon 20:04
How the Golden State Valkyries won the most unlikely championship: defector.com/how-the-gold...
Defector · Mon 18:21
Kimi Antonelli conquers the world: defector.com/kimi-antonel...
Defector · Sun 18:49
Gabby Williams and the Valks are golden: defector.com/gabby-willia...
Defector · Thu 23:05
Atlanta took Golden State's lunch money: defector.com/atlanta-took...
Defector · Thu 13:16
The Milwaukee Brewers are the obvious, implausible champions: defector.com/the-milwauke...
Defector · Wed 14:01
There might be some life in this World Series yet: defector.com/there-might-...
Defector · Tue 21:39
Moments after the Golden State Valkyries wrapped up a dominant, ugly, 64-55 Game 5 win, the home PA announcer pulled in Valkyries center Kiah Stokes for an on-court interview. The crowd roared its approval with such deafening force that Stokes was completely drowned out. defector.com/kiah-stokes-...
Defector · Tue 16:57
The Milwaukee Brewers win at everything: defector.com/the-milwauke...
Defector · Tue 13:44
Kiah Stokes is the unlikely star of these grueling WNBA Finals: defector.com/kiah-stokes-...
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SAN FRANCISCO — Every championship is different, though they're all composed of the same emotional materials. A champion is supposed to have overcome circumstances, smelting the raw materials of loss and pain into a durable alloy of resolve. For fanbases, titles are redemptive, victory transmuting heartbreak into joy.…
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This year, Kimi Antonelli got lucky. Antonelli drives the fastest car on the grid. He is young—very recently a teenager, even; he turned 20 in August—and that means, when faced with an entirely new and controversial ruleset, he didn't have years of prior programming to overcome. And despite his youth, Antonelli has a…
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By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter State tournament semifinal opponents for the Highlands girls and Ryle boys soccer teams were changed by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association on Sunday. Highlands girls will now play South Oldham at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and Highlands boys will play defending state…
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SAN FRANCISCO — What now? Any ideas? The Golden State Valkyries trailed Atlanta by six at halftime, and every point in this series felt like a hundred. The Valks will tell you theirs is an “egoless” team, one on which no one is above a scramble for a loose ball or a box-out. Zero All-WNBA players. Zero MVPs. The…
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ATLANTA — Five games into the Finals, it felt odd that we’d yet to watch the game where one team makes everything. The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries do both take great pride in their defenses, and their offenses do each have certain limitations. Golden State’s heavy diet of threes, for instance, leaves them…
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Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius said planned celebrations would impact operations and safety. The post MPS cancels school Friday in anticipation of Brewers World Series celebrations appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.
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This World Series felt like it was in danger of losing its steam, as they all do when one team begins forcefully applying a throw pillow to the face of the other. The Milwaukee Brewers had kept the Tampa Bay Devil (yeah, we said it) Rays at arm's length through each of the first three games, and even though those had…
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In the top of the fifth inning of Monday's Game 3 of the World Series, Milwaukee captain Christian Yelich hustled into second base off a ground ball hit by William Contreras. He was called out on the field, ending the half-inning. The play looked well worth a challenge, but with two outs, I still decided that it would…
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SAN FRANCISCO — Moments after the Golden State Valkyries wrapped up a dominant, ugly, 64-55 Game 5 win, the home PA announcer pulled in Valkyries center Kiah Stokes for an on-court interview. The crowd roared its approval with such deafening force that Stokes was completely drowned out. I wish I could tell you a…
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