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Babe Ruth unconscious at Griffith Stadium in Washington during a game against the Senators on July 5, 1924. Racing to make the catch, he slammed into a concrete wall and was knocked unconscious for 5 minutes. He would stay in the game AND play in game 2 of the doubleheader.
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April 23, 1987: Magic Johnson throws one in from more than 80 feet away to give the Lakers an 82-53 halftime lead over the Nuggets in Game 1 of their first round playoff series.
Magic had 16 PTS/14 AST in 27 minutes of the 128-95 win. Denver's Blair Rasmussen had 26 PTS/13 REB.
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NEW: During the first Q&A since calls for resignation, NYC Mayor Adams stepped into the room full of press to a music playing, later announcing closing of the Roosevelt Hotel Migrant center.
Video by @olgafe_images @FreedomNTV [email protected] to license
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Special Agent Dale Cooper. #TwinPeaksDay
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Source: St. John's leading scorer RJ Luis practiced today and is trending towards being available tomorrow. #sjubb
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"If I'd told you in November you'd be 12-1 in Big East play..." - @NYPost_Brazille
Rick Pitino: "I would've said how the f*** did we lose that one game?"
(🎥: @StorrsCentral)
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“The fan was yelling that I cheat on my wife” said Cooley when asked about his altercation with an Xavier fan…
“I told him you’re goddamn right I did, but it was a mistake and I’m still rich as shit”
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LMAOOOOOOO
Mavs fans held a funeral for the team outside of American Airlines Arena after trading Luka while playing Wiz Khalifa's “See You Again”
CRYING 😂😂
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A usually good source tells me @NYCMayor is cutting a deal with Feds & resigning in 72 hours. This guy has been reliable in past, but who knows
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Time’s flown, but the bond’s still as strong as ever. #JamesWorthy #Lakers #ShowtimeLakers #Lakeshow @NBA_Ironman @kaj33 @official_bscott @ShowtimeCooper
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I just heard the news that #DavidLynch has died. I knew he was sick but I hoped he might make a comeback. I feel lucky for all the time I got to spend with him, he was one of a kind. He was so smart, so creative, and he had a way of being very honest and direct that reminded me of how kids say things…innocent without doubletalk or bumpers. He was able to take an actor, and with a few simple directions, make him better.
It was David who made the first video for my song “Wicked Game.” I couldn’t get the money to make a video and David stepped in, directed, and got the ball rolling. He was a friend when I needed one.
I always had fun working with David. Sometimes it was just us in the recording studio, other times on set filming. I remember he had just finished filming on “Fire Walk With Me” and I brought David a gift, a paintball gun. He took a few practice shots and somebody bet him he couldn't hit a wall clock at the far end of the set. He suddenly got very serious, focused, and BAM! Bullseye. I kind of carry that picture of him focused and hitting a bullseye. He was an amazing guy. I really liked him a lot. I think I’m gonna always miss him.
Nobody like him.
Photo: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic
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Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.
In memory of David Lynch, we will continue to explore the otherworldly and the unknown. We will focus not on the loss, but on what we gained from the years we shared this planet with you. We will see you in our dreams.

ALT Using the Event Horizon Telescope, scientists obtained this image of the black hole at the center of galaxy M87, outlined by emission from hot gas swirling around it under the influence of strong gravity near its event horizon. The hot gas is shaped like a doughnut and is glowing a warm yellow color with reddish tint at its edges. The darkness of space is black in the background. Credit: Event Horizon Telescope collaboration et al.
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DAVID LYNCH has passed away. We have lost one of the greatest directors in history, a superlative artist. A unique and timeless cultural figure. Forever in our memory, forever in our hearts. Long live The Greatest.























