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The Player Nobody Trusted Against Lefties Just Beat the Dodgers Twice
For most of his career, Dominic Canzone barely got to swing against left-handed pitching. Managers kept him in a strict platoon role, reserving his bat almost exclusively for right-handers. On Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium, that entire narrative collapsed in the span of three at-bats.
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The Player Nobody Trusted Against Lefties Just Beat the Dodgers Twice
For most of his career, Dominic Canzone barely got to swing against left-handed pitching. Managers kept him in a strict platoon role, reserving his bat almost exclusively for right-handers. On Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium, that entire narrative collapsed in the span of three at-bats.
Canzone launched two home runs — both off left-handed pitchers, both in high-leverage moments — to power the Seattle Mariners past the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers, 7-6, in a series opener that turned into a full-blown slugfest in front of 51,686 fans.
A Team Desperate for a Spark Found One Seattle didn't arrive in Los Angeles riding momentum. The Mariners had just dropped three of four games to the Texas Rangers, watching their AL West lead evaporate along the way. They needed something to change the story — and Canzone delivered it almost single-handedly.
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Netanyahu Accuses Mamdani of 'Fomenting Hate' Amid Escalating Feud Over Gaza War and ICC Warrant
Meta description:Â Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is "fomenting hate," escalating a public feud tied to the ICC's war crimes warrant, the Gaza war, and rising concerns about antisemitism in New York City.
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A Public Clash Between Two High-Profile Leaders
A war of words between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has escalated sharply, with Netanyahu publicly accusing Mamdani of "fomenting hate" over the mayor's comments calling the Israeli leader a war criminal who should be arrested if he sets foot in New York.
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The hardcore punk world is mourning the loss of one of its most recognizable voices. Lou Koller, longtime frontman of the New York hardcore band Sick of It All, has died at the age of 59 following a lengthy battle with cancer, the band confirmed in an emotional statement shared across its social media channels.
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 Sick of It All frontman Lou Koller has died at 59 following a years-long battle with cancer. The hardcore punk community is remembering him as one of the genre's most beloved and enduring voices.
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How Reporting Creates Change: A Conversation with Pamela Colloff
Pamela Colloff is an award-winning reporter at ProPublica and a staff writer at The New York Times Magazine. She recently spoke with Brendan O’Meara for the Creative Nonfiction podcast about why writing is and should be hard, dealing with self-doubt, and more. Check out a short sample of their conversation and be sure to read the full piece.Â
Brendan: What do you make of the fact that regardless of how skilled, experienced, and accomplished you become as a writer, it’s still really, really hard? And yet writers put together amazing work that creates change, and if not change, at least true art that makes meaning.
Pamela: Every assignment, at the beginning? I’m sure this is the one that reveals I’m a failure, that I don’t know what I’m doing. This is the one that’s going to break me. There are different stages. There’s the elation after finding a great idea, and then despair because no one’s going to talk to you, and then elation when people talk to you. Then there’s despair because you have this amazing material, but you have no idea how to write it. It’s this endless roller coaster. It’s funny to have been doing this for so long and still have so much self-doubt.
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