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It was a rough night for female NBA referee Jenna Schroeder after she ejected Philadelphia 76ers center Andre Drummond for literally nothing.
However, Schroeder must have known that Santa (as well as league officials) was watching, as she would later tell Sixers head coach Nick Nurse that she “f***ed up,” and later allowed Drummond to return from the locker room and back into action in what was a drama-filled night in Philly.
The wild sequence of events occurred after Victor Wembanyama took a hard fall onto the court during an in-bound pass.
The grueling stretch comes at a time when Baltimore, Houston, Kansas City and Pittsburgh’s games could determine the AFC playoff landscape.
We have bold predictions for two Christmas games (and Week 17’s Thursday night matchup).
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Several teams still have some long shopping lists.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! December is a time full of giving and receiving gifts to celebrate the holidays.
Now that the winter meetings have passed, only a few days remain before Christmas and turning the page to 2025. Each team has question marks worth answering, some with presents under the tree for you and me.
Without further ado, here are some of the most pressing topics surrounding each American League team.
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The Mets and Cubs have made big moves, but several other contenders still need to strike.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! December is a time full of giving and receiving gifts to celebrate the holidays.
Now that the winter meetings have passed, only a few days remain before Christmas and turning the page to 2025. Each team has question marks worth answering, some with presents under the tree for you and me.
Without further ado, here are some of the most pressing topics surrounding each National League team.
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The Texas Longhorns will be without their live mascot, Bevo, for their second-round matchup in the College Football Playoff against Arizona State. The barring of the mascot could be a bad omen for the Longhorns given the result in their last game played without Bevo.
The Peach Bowl, hosted in Atlanta, made the decision to keep Bevo out of Mercedes-Benz Stadium due to safety concerns, which is fair given we’re talking about a literal Longhorn.