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John Schneider Seeks A Cure For The Blue Jays’ Case Of Loser Brain
The last good website.
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• Samer Kalaf
Defector is ashamed to introduce a new feature we're calling Sports Yorkie Showdown. In the first and realistically last installment of this series, we're going to take two sports-affiliated Yorkies we saw this week on Instagram and pit them against each other, metaphorically. Which athletically associated animal will come out on top? Let's meet today's contenders:
In the red corner, we have Prince, who belongs to Isabelle Harrison of the New York Liberty. Recently photographed by Harrison's girlfriend and teammate, Natasha Cloud, on a Central Park outing after the Liberty's season came to an end, this minuscule menace seems to love attention and hate baths.
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• Chris Thompson
Welcome back to The Not-So-Great Defector Bake Off, where Kelsey and Chris attempt to complete the technical challenges from the newest season of The Great British Bake Off in their own home kitchens, with the same time parameters as the professional-grade bakers competing on the show.
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• Drew Magary
Time for your weekly edition of the Defector Funbag. Got something on your mind? Email the Funbag. You can also read Drew over at SFGATE, and buy Drew’s books while you’re at it. Today, we're talking about football, B-movies, peanut butter, and more.
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Kneejerk America, a phrase that is a redundancy in entirely too many instances, will view the entrails of the Lions-Ravens Monday Night Football match-up and render a swift judgment—that Detroit is pure movie magic, with cutting-edge special effects and a popping script, whereas Baltimore is a black-and-white movie with stiff dialogue that just looks cheesier with age.
That is, of course, simplistic and bordering on nonsensical; a fine straw man that can be blown over with a healthy wind, if we do say so ourselves. You’re welcome for that.
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Wake up, sheeple! It's the end of the world. Everyone's saying it. And by everyone I mean a gazillion conservative content creators who made TikToks this past weekend warning everyone to be awake and aware because the Rapture will be happening either Sept. 23 or Sept. 24!
I, Defector's resident ex-evangelical, am reluctantly here to answer all of your most pressing Rapture questions.
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At some point when she was growing up, Ceara Jane O'Sullivan created this whole mythology about Girls Who Can Cartwheel: they're organized, they're determined, they follow through, and they're brave. These are not things Ceara thinks about herself, and, coincidentally, she also cannot do a cartwheel.
You see how this becomes a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy, right?
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• Dan McQuade
Bernie Parent was already a Flyers legend when he retired from the NHL in 1979. It's the rest of his life made him a Philadelphia legend.
The Hall of Fame goaltender, who won consecutive Stanley Cups with the Flyers in 1974 and '75, died Sunday at age 80. The Montreal native spent a decade with the Flyers, then stuck around the Philadelphia area for the rest of his life; he was a ubiquitous presence at Flyers events, on local TV, at charity auctions, down the shore, et cetera. Shoot a hockey puck anywhere in the Philadelphia area over the last 45 years and you might’ve hit Bernie Parent.
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• Ray Ratto