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The ESPN analyst responded via Twitter to the provocateur’s bizarre opinion about her.
ESPN analyst Mina Kimes found herself at the center of attention on social media Wednesday after a Boston radio host made an inappropriate remark about her.
During a segment on The Greg Hill Show on WEEI-FM, Chris Curtis invoked Kimes’s name during a discussion about a proposal to ban mini liquor bottles in Boston. Cohost Courtney Cox asked her peers to rank their top five nips, which is a nickname for the tiny bottles.

There’s more and more buzz about Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton looking for a new home to chase an eigth-championhsip while his current team continues to flounder.
However, his options appear to be pretty limited.
There’s no question that Mercedes — which was the most dominant in F1 for seven straight seasons from 2014 until 2021 — is on the decline.
However, there’s no sense in making a move to a team that isn’t currently running toward the top of the leaderboard.

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Purdue’s first-round loss to 16-seed Fairleigh Dickinson will go down as the biggest upset in NCAA Tournament history
At the start of ever NCAA Tournament every team wants to make history. Purdue’s men’s basketball team had that same hope. With 7’4 Zach Edey leading the way, Purdue hoped to win it’s first national championship.
The Boilermakers did make history in the NCAA Tournament, but not for the reason they wanted.
In their first round game, Purdue lost to Fairleigh Dickinson, becoming only the second No.

The Australian pitcher was star struck when faced off against Ohtani in the World Baseball Classic.
Shohei Ohtani is currently on top of the baseball world after leading Japan to a World Baseball Classic championship, so of course fans are starstruck when they see him in person. That reaction appears to be the same for his international opposition as well. 
Before he was named the WBC MVP, Ohtani and Japan faced Australia in pool play, where they dominated in the 7–1 win. This is where Australian pitcher Todd Van Steensel was completely in awe when he Ohtani walk to the plate.

A couple post-game stogies were a step too far.
Legendary Celtics coach Red Auerbach famously used to light up a cigar on the Boston bench as soon as he thought that a win was assured. Times have certainly changed since Auerbach’s Celtics dynasty, but the cigar as a symbol of victory has remained.
Unfortunately for one Division II football program, lighting up anywhere you please can now carry some consequences.