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Volume 26 No. 60
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Pulling No Punches

The most anticipated heavyweight boxing match of the year is being overshadowed by its Saudi Arabia setting and "sportswashing" claims.

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Quote of the Day

You will find many, many members of the House and Senate who are prepared to take a hard look at that issue if Major League Baseball moves forward and shuts down baseball in 42 communities.
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, on the possibility of MLB losing its antitrust exemption should the league continue with its plan for Minor League Baseball. (L.A. TIMES, 12/6)