Rafael Nadal takes on 97-year-old tennis player

I do not know this for a fact, but I think Nadal may have taken it easy on him.


https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1457314387530813444

Where do you lay more blame?

You could do worse than a baby panther

An adult panther would likely be too risky, but the baby...

Braves' pitcher Tyler Matzek nearly arrested during World Series parade

Wonder if he hadn't been white if there would have been a Taser deployed, or worse...


https://twitter.com/BRWalkoff/status/1456744375921229828

Republican hypocrisy, example 8,319,447

Buster Posey expected to announce retirement on Thursday

Is he a Hall of Famer or not?

.302 career batting average, 1,500 hits, 158 homers, 729 RBI and solid defensively. Not too shabby for a catcher who played 12 Major League seasons.


https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1456014253685501955

Raiders WR Henry Ruggs charged with DUI causing death

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was released from a hospital and to a Las Vegas jail ahead of an initial court appearance Wednesday on multiple felony charges after a fiery predawn vehicle crash that left a woman dead and Ruggs and his female passenger injured, police and his attorney said.

Ruggs, 22, and his passenger were hospitalized with unspecified injuries that police said did not appear life-threatening after the Chevrolet Corvette he was driving slammed at high speed into the rear of a Toyota Rav4 on a busy thoroughfare in a residential area several miles west of the Las Vegas Strip about 3:40 a.m. Tuesday.

The Toyota burst into flames and the driver and her dog died, police said. The woman was not immediately identified.

Ruggs "showed signs of impairment,'' police said in a statement that did not identify the woman who died, the injuries that Ruggs or his passenger received or name Ruggs' passenger, who remained hospitalized.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32534609/las-vegas-raiders-wr-henry-ruggs-charged-dui-resulting-death


https://www.instagram.com/p/CVyF-hipqa_/

Krysten Sinema a fashion "trendsetter" while presiding over the Senate

I realize it's 2021 and we should not be judging women on their fashion choices, but is anyone here going to defend this? Like, a little decorum might be in order?


https://twitter.com/cspanJeremy/status/1453088687495991300

"The best people"

When you rescue a dog...