Russell Steinberg

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Brian Brabazon, stepfather of former Baylor basketball player Patrick Dennehy, has taken a measured approach to learning his stepson’s killer, Carlton Dotson, was granted parole in November 2024. “Over the years, Patrick’s sister, Wynn, and I have opposed Carlton’s parole,” Brabazon told ESPN in a story published Thursday, June 19.

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There are few moments in a baseball game more intense than a hard-throwing relief pitcher looking for a punch-out. Dennis Santana of the Pittsburgh Pirates just happened to go for his before even entering the game. Santana, 29, was caught on video appearing to take a swing at a fan behind the Pirates bullpen during the team’s 8-4 loss to the Tigers in Detroit on Thursday, June 19. The video does not show what the fan said or did to spark Santana’s ire.

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Paige Buechele, wife of Buffalo Bills quarterback Shane Buechele, is happily retired from cheerleading, but that doesn’t mean the former Orange Squad member doesn’t have some regrets. Paige was a cheerleader at the University of Texas where she met Shane, then a Longhorns quarterback. She revealed via her Instagram Stories on Thursday, June 19, that she wishes she tried out for the Cowboys’ cheer squad, America’s Sweethearts.

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El lanzador relevista de los Tampa Bay Rays, Hunter Bigge, se está recuperando en un hospital de Florida después de ser golpeado en la cara por una pelota de foul durante la derrota por 4-1 de su equipo el jueves 19 de junio contra los Baltimore Orioles. Bigge, de 27 años, cayó al suelo pero nunca perdió el conocimiento y estaba comunicándose con los primeros auxilios, según el manager Kevin Cash. “Ciertamente sientes por Hunter y su esposa.

1 week ago | usmagazine.com | Russell Steinberg

Tampa Bay Rays relief pitcher Hunter Bigge is recovering in a Florida hospital after he was struck in the face by a foul ball during his team’s 4-1 loss on Thursday, June 19, to the Baltimore Orioles. Bigge, 27, dropped to the ground but never lost consciousness and was communicating with first responders, according to manager Kevin Cash. “Certainly you feel for Hunter and his wife. I can’t imagine what she and he were going through,” said Cash, 47, after the game.