Robert O'Neill
Author at The Comeback
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2 weeks ago |
nextimpulsesports.com | Robert O'Neill
The Toronto Blue Jays sent shockwaves throughout the baseball world Sunday night when news broke that they had agreed to an extension with first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr.The extension, first reported by The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal, is for an eye-popping 14 years at an equally eye-popping $500 million. BREAKING: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in agreement with Blue Jays on 14-year, $500M extension, pending physical, sources tell @TheAthletic. Story to come.
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3 weeks ago |
nextimpulsesports.com | Robert O'Neill
In what has seemingly become a new annual tradition, the Dallas Cowboys traded for a young backup quarterback on Thursday. Last off-season, the team traded for former first-round pick Trey Lance from the San Francisco 49ers. While Lance is still on the roster, quarterback Cooper Rush signed with the Baltimore Ravens, leaving a void in the quarterback room. Thus, the Cowboys turned to the trade market again.
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3 weeks ago |
nextimpulsesports.com | Robert O'Neill
When the Maryland Terrapins knocked off the Colorado State Rams after an enthralling comeback and buzzer beater to advance to the Sweet 16, the mood around the program should have been jubilant. Head coach Kevin Willard advanced past the first weekend for the first time in seven NCAA tournament appearances, and a win over top-seeded Florida would have sent the Terps to the Elite Eight for the first time since 2002.
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3 weeks ago |
hks.harvard.edu | Robert O'Neill
In 2022, there were more than 48,000 firearm-related deaths in the United States, and firearms were the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 19. But little is known about how the market for firearms works, and therefore how it could be regulated to improve public welfare. These issues are driving research by economist Luis Armona, assistant professor of public policy at Harvard Kennedy School, who has co-authored two papers on the subject.
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3 weeks ago |
nextimpulsesports.com | Robert O'Neill
Days after firing head coach Troy Taylor amid bullying allegations, the Stanford Cardinal have wasted no time hiring a new coach. Cardinal general manager and former NFL quarterback Andrew Luck faced the first significant decision of his executive career and turned to an old friend. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Luck and Stanford are hiring former NFL coach Frank Reich. Sources: Stanford is hiring veteran NFL coach Frank Reich as the school’s interim football coach for 2025 season.
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well, my bad. though i guess he didn't decide he wanted to wrestle, instead deciding to do a weird half-measure that he lost interest in immediately and then couldn't be bothered to show back up, capping off a disappointing week for the WWF and leading to "it's bad on purpose"
I hope, at some point in the next eight weeks, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson decides he wants to wrestle at WrestleMania Las Vegas
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My biggest gripe when it comes to pro wrestling is when people are playing pro wrestler, when it feels like they are playing a character. It bothers me. John Cena doesn't act, feel, look like a bad guy, and so for me, it feels inauthentic. It feels forced. When you don't explain https://t.co/2bjYSpCcjs
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