Ken Belson
NFL Reporter at The New York Times
Walking on water wasn't invented in a day -- Jack Kerouac // Cover the business of the @nfl for @nytsports // jazz, long walks, sushi, @mets
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flipboard.com | Hiroko Tabuchi |Ken Belson
2 hours agoMy sister had only been gone for a few hours and the AI afterlife had already devoured her. Jamie went into the hospital with stomach pain on a Friday last January. By Tuesday morning, she had passed away from an aggressive lymphoma at 36. Later that afternoon, my mom got a text about a suspicious …
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nytimes.com | Hiroko Tabuchi |Ken Belson
The seminar seemed straightforward enough. Four experts planned to talk about whether artificial grass, which is used on playgrounds and sports fields nationwide, has health risks for children. But January’s seminar never happened, after the four speakers were sued for defamation by Polyloom, an artificial-turf maker, based on promotional material for the seminar.
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estadao.com.br | Ken Belson
Nos últimos 70 anos, o dirigível da Goodyear tem sido tão onipresente no mundo dos esportes quanto o hino nacional. A pequena frota de dirigíveis da fabricante de pneus tem flutuado sobre jogos de futebol, corridas da Nascar, torneios de golfe e outros eventos, fornecendo cobertura aérea para as emissoras e sinalizando aos fãs que um espetáculo esportivo está em andamento. O relacionamento da Goodyear com redes de televisão e organizadores de eventos é um patrocínio único e duradouro.
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nytimes.com | Nic Antaya |Ken Belson
At 100, the airship is still in demand. Credit... Nic Antaya for The New York Times For the past 70 years, the Goodyear blimp has been as ubiquitous in the sports world as the national anthem. The tiremaker's small fleet of blimps have floated above football games, NASCAR races, golf tournaments and other events, providing aerial coverage to networks and signaling to fans that a sports spectacle is underway.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Ken Belson
Shigeo Nagashima, Japan’s most celebrated baseball player and a linchpin of the storied Tokyo Yomiuri Giants dynasty of the 1960s and 1970s, died in a Tokyo hospital Tuesday. He was 89. He died of pneumonia, according to a joint statement released by the Giants, the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper and Mr. Nagashima’s management company.
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Why the Goodyear Blimp Hasn’t Been Replaced by Drones ... a century after it first took flight. w/ great photos and video by @nicantaya https://t.co/wO5NJnvVZD #GoodyearBlimp #helium
Shigeo Nagashima, ‘Mr. Baseball’ of Postwar Japan, Dies at 89 ... the cornerstone of the Tokyo Giants V-9 dynasty, and perhaps the most popular man in Japan during his heyday. https://t.co/0URWmJAP44
https://t.co/q9Walp2bqQ via @NYTimes Japan’s Mr Baseball… the emblem of the country’s postwar rise, Nagashima was a linchpin of the Yomiuri Giants V-9 teams. #tokyogiants #japanesebaseball