The Full Go returns as Jason starts with a little baseball talk. The guys also discuss the MLB draft and Jason’s weekend excursions (1:18). After that, Jason gives his thoughts on the Bulls in summer league, Matas Buzelis, and why he enjoys watching the rookie play. Following that, Jason discusses why the Bears shouldn’t have put off being on Hard Knocks, why they won’t be happy with their portrayal, and the attention Caleb Williams will bring before explaining why White Sox fans’ apathy toward the franchise is bad for the organization (30:43). To wrap, Jason details his hilarious experience at a charity basketball game (37:30).

“Don’t Tell Me You’re Proud of Me in the Car” | Ep. 415

Las Vegas, NV

They say what happens in Las Vegas stays in Vegas—but when it comes to 2024 NBA summer league, our writers are pulling back the curtain. These mini dispatches come from the Thomas & Mack Center, where Reed Sheppard made a strong first impression, the Wizards fielded the most incongruent starting lineup of the weekend, and lots more happened. There’s plenty of basketball still to be played in Sin City, but these are the five most interesting things we saw during the first weekend.

Five Takeaways From 2024 NBA Summer League So Far

New York City, NY

Justin, Rob, and Wos are in Vegas for summer league, and they start by giving their first impressions of Lakers draft picks Bronny James and Dalton Knecht. They also discussed Reed Sheppard’s and Cam Whitmore’s impressive performances and what this young Rockets core could look like moving forward. Then they run through a handful of other notable summer league performances. They wrap up by discussing what Jalen Brunson signing a four-year, $156.6 million extension means for the Knicks moving forward (31:05).

Jalen Brunson Lands a Nova Knicks–Friendly Extension. Plus, Bronny’s Vegas Debut and Other Summer League First Impressions.

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Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

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Total Apex Sports & Entertainment

Conflicts are inevitable in life as we have different opinions. Some zodiac signs are good at arguing while others strive to create harmony and avoid arguments. Yet, conflict resolution is a crucial skill at home and work. It helps people live peacefully and in unity.

5 Zodiac Signs Who Are Most Likely to Win Arguments

Devra Lee

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Horoscope of the Day, Wednesday, 7/17

Arlington, TX

This year, Major League Baseball’s Home Run Derby took us to everyone’s favorite supersized garden shed: Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The contest featured veterans, such as two-time champion Pete Alonso, and five first-timers; classic Derby costars (a rambling horde of children sprinting to and fro in the outfield) and new ones (a rambling horde of gleeful Phillies). The Derby has given us a winner in Dodgers center fielder Teoscar Hernández, as well as seven losers. But that’s not all. Let’s take a look at this year’s Home Run Derby winners and losers.

The Winners and Losers of the 2024 MLB Home Run Derby

Esther S

Love him or hate him, Jerry Lewis was one of the most gifted stars to ever grace stage, screen or television. He lived an incredibly full life until his death in 2017 at the age of 91.

Las Vegas Home Of Iconic Celebrity Goes On The Market.  Again.

Bakari is joined by attorney Jarrett Adams, who was once falsely accused of a crime, was wrongfully convicted, and served 10 years of a 28-year sentence. Jarrett talks about what happened after a night out with friends led to them ending up in prison. He lays out the steps of how he became a civil rights attorney, and how he plans on fixing mass incarceration for Black people.

Redeeming Justice With Jarrett Adams

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Chicago, IL

Foodie in Chicago

MOD Pizza has over 500 locations across the country with 22 restaurants in Illinois. The Washington-based chain offers fast-casual fare known for its customized, artisan-style pizzas. Customers can choose from over 40 toppings and 8 sauces to create their own masterpiece.

Bankruptcy Looms for Major Pizza Chain With Chicago Suburban Locations

What comes after you kill a dragon? Well, Chris Ryan, Mallory Rubin, and Joanna Robinson talk about the latest episode of House of the Dragon to find the aftermath of Rook’s Rest and break down our characters’ next moves. Hosts: Chris Ryan, Mallory Rubin, and Joanna Robinson. Production:...

‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2, Episode 5 Reactions

Bill Simmons joins Jo and Rob as they take the stand to recap the seventh episode of Presumed Innocent. They open by discussing whether the show will ultimately change the ending from the book turned film, the surprising news that Apple renewed it for a second season, and some of Bill’s hottest takes on the legal drama (1:57). Along the way, they rave about Peter Sarsgaard’s performance as Tommy Molto in the penultimate episode, and reveal their predictions heading into the finale (20:33). Later, they’re joined by multi-episode director and executive producer Greg Yaitanes to talk about directing Jake Gyllenhaal, which character he thinks is the show’s secret weapon, bringing the stylized dream sequences to life, and much more (40:25).

‘Presumed Innocent’ Episode 7 With Bill Simmons. Plus, an Interview With Director Greg Yaitanes.

Cousin Sal and the D3 give out their best bets for the MLB All-Star break (12:40), recap Alcaraz’s win at Wimbledon (32:00), discuss Jalen Brunson’s contract (43:35), and go through their betaches (52:29). Hosts: Cousin Sal, Darren Szokoli, Brian Szokoli, and Harry Gagnon. Producer: Michael Szokoli. Subscribe: Spotify...

A Wild Weekend, All-Star Break Best Bets, and Betaches

We’re drafting again! Sean and Amanda are joined by Chris Ryan to draft 2000s summer blockbusters. To watch episodes of The Big Picture, head to our YouTube channel!. Subscribe: Spotify / Apple Podcasts / Stitcher / RSS.

The 2000s Summer Blockbuster Draft (Live!)

Chris and Andy talk about the news that Presumed Innocent is being renewed for a second season, then discuss how Apple TV has quietly become the main purveyor of “gourmet cheeseburger” shows—even beating out Netflix (1:00). Later, they dive into the trailer for Captain America: Brave New World, which was released last week (15:51), and go over the fifth episode of House of the Dragon: a decidedly slower episode (36:35).

‘House of the Dragon’ Episode 5 and Apple Becomes the New Purveyor of Gourmet Cheeseburgers

Otto is not a wartime hand of the king. Alicent is not a wartime royal regent. But Jacaerys Velaryon? He’s certainly a wartime heir—and this week he has an interesting idea about how to bring more dragons to his side. Let’s break down that and more from the latest episode of House of the Dragon, “Regent.”

‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2, Episode 5 Breakdown: Mommy, Where Do Dragons Come From?

Seattle, WA

LIVE SHOW in Seattle on August 21: Click below for tickets!. The guys break down some of their biggest fantasy questions ahead of the season, including the impact (or lack thereof) of Achilles injuries, how the Jim Harbaugh effect will translate to the NFL, WTF is going on with Bill Belichick’s dating life, and much more (3:13). “You guys want to do some emails?” (57:00).

The Biggest Fantasy Questions for 2024

Jesse starts the pod by talking about the Topps Composite release date (4:01). Then, he is joined by Stephanie Garcia from Mama Breaks to talk about her journey in the hobby and what upcoming releases and rumors she’s excited about (6:32). Later, Adam Gellman from Main Event Wrestling Cards comes on to talk about National trade night and discuss the wrestling card market and community (31:39). Finally, Jesse ends the show by answering your mailbag questions (51:16).‌

Upcoming Releases and Rumors With Mama Breaks. Plus, National Trade Night and Wrestling Review With Adam Gellman.

Norman, OK

After distilling more than 800,000 square miles of America’s heartland into the singular “Midwest,” this is what you’re left with: deep-fried Snickers bars at state fairs; thick heat; pulverizing winters; alternating and unending fields of soybeans and corn; “Minnesota nice”; families of five spilling out from their crossover SUVs at a Dairy Queen along the highway as the sun slips below the silver maples on the horizon’s edge. Maybe “Midwest” sounds aspirational, the kind of place where family and industry and agriculture thrive. Or maybe it conjures up a province of nothingness, a flat, static swath to be flown over or interminably driven through. Like anywhere, the Midwest is much more than its clichés. When essayist John Jeremiah Sullivan called it “the most nowhere part of America,” he was championing its deceptive complexity, given that the more time you spend there, “you find that each of the different nowherenesses has laid claim to its own somewhereness.”

Why We Remain Fascinated With Twisters

Levittown, PA

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Bucks County Beacon

Most white Americans are not familiar with the concept of ‘racial passing’. The idea is simple enough; an individual from a particular racial group is perceived as belonging to another and lives their life according to that assumption, but the reality of ‘passing’ is complex, troubling and often incredibly dangerous. In Kim Johnson’s latest young adult novel, The Color of a Lie , we meet a family in postwar America who feels compelled to ‘pass’ to capture their piece of the American dream.

New Young Adult Historical Fiction Set in ‘Whites Only’ Levittown Explores Racial Passing and Racism in America’s Past

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“I Don’t Know These Dudes”

The Full Go returns as Jason starts by briefly talking about the Joe Biden vs. Donald Trump debate and the Sky-Aces game (1:20). Then, Jason discusses...

“I Don’t Know These Dudes”

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