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Red Sox bet $58 million on Jake Bauers’ breakthrough season
The Boston Red Sox made the first big splash of the offseason on Friday, signing first baseman Jake Bauers to a four-year, $58 million just a couple of weeks after the former journeyman helped the Milwaukee Brewers win the World Series. For the 31-year-old Bauers, it’s rare job security. As...
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Robert Griffin III is “expected to interview” for Baylor job
Former Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III is interested in coaching his former college team. And his former college team is sufficiently interested in Griffin to talk to him about it. Via Pete Nakos of On3.com, Griffin is “expected to interview” for the vacant position. Griffin, who won the...
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Rosalía and Milo J take top awards as Daddy Yankee is paid tribute at Latin Grammys
The 27th annual Latin Grammy's wrapped up in Las Vegas last night with a big night for Argentine folk music, a very big surprise award presenter and a newly minted U.S. congressman taking home a Latin Grammy statuette. In an industry in which either reggaeton beats or polished pop productions...
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Police Confirm Gene Hackman's Wife Betsy Arakawa Called Doctors 24 Hours After Investigators Claimed She Passed Away — Throwing Death Timeline Into Chaos
Police have confirmed Gene Hackman 's wife, Betsy Arakawa, called her doctors 24-hours after investigators claimed she had died, throwing their timeline for a loop, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The confirmation has added a new hurdle to the mysterious investigation into Hackman and Arakawa's deaths, after authorities claimed they died days apart in their Santa Fe, New Mexico, home. Investigators initially claimed Arakawa, 65, died first on February 11, followed by Hackman aged 95, on February 18. But preliminary cell phone data revealed Arakawa made multiple phone calls to the Cloudberry Health Center in Santa Fe on February 12. The...