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Botham’s Explosive Counterattack In 1987, against Australia at the WACA, Ian Botham went into full attack mode, racing to a 32-ball fifty - the fastest ODI half-century of his career. He plundered 26 runs from a Simon Davis over (4,4,2,4,6,6), with the first six sailing twenty rows back over... show more

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Over a 162 game span from June 18, 1986, through July 10, 1987, Eric Davis hit .307/.405/.629 with 49HRs and 93 steals. If you shift the dates back a bit, from June 8, 1986, through June 27, 1987, Davis hit 46 HRs and stole 99 bases. If he hadn't missed a week or so in September '87 after slamming into the wall at Wrigley, bruising his rib cage, my man might've been the first player to go 40-40.

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This POS attacked a man with disabilities outside a convenience store, knocking him into the hood of his car. As luck would have it, the whole thing was recorded, and thanks to the public identifying the person he was arrested, and sentenced to six years in prison. He got out in three.. While on parole he fled from the police on his motorcycle, crashed, and died from his injuries . The moral of the story.. don’t be a POS !!

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Self-proclaimed "fighter against nazis", the president of the so-called Russian Federation had a lackey bring him a 17th-century map to show that no Ukraine existed back then. Typically, this is enough grounds for him to kill several hundred thousand of foreign and own people in the 21st century. After over a year of getting beaten, having ran his country into the ground, and leaving it with no future, the accused child kidnapper continues pushing the line he made up just to stay in power for the rest of his life.

Self-proclaimed "fighter against nazis", the president of the so-called Russian Federation had a lackey bring him a 17th-century map to show that no Ukraine existed back then. Typically, this is enough grounds for him to kill several hundred thousand of foreign and own people in the 21st century. After over a year of getting beaten, having ran his country into the ground, and leaving it with no future, the accused child kidnapper continues pushing the line he made up just to stay in power for the rest of his life.

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Remembering the great Ahmad Jamal who was born this week in 1930. Praised as one of the greatest jazz innovators over the course of his exceptionally long career, Jamal was known for his laid-back style and for his influence on, among others, Miles Davis, who once said, “All my inspiration comes from Ahmad Jamal.” He made a lasting mark on jazz with a stately approach that honored what he called the spaces in the music. His minimalistic and restrained playing laid the groundwork for the “cool jazz” idiom. Throughout his six-decade career, Jamal released over 70 albums, ranging from solo piano work to jazz trios to collaborations with string quartets. His last was 2019’s Ballades. Two years prior, in 2017, he received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award for his work. Here, he is performing “The Awakening” on the television show Black Omnibus in 1973.

Remembering the great Ahmad Jamal who was born this week in 1930. Praised as one of the greatest jazz innovators over the course of his exceptionally long career, Jamal was known for his laid-back style and for his influence on, among others, Miles Davis, who once said, “All my inspiration comes from Ahmad Jamal.” He made a lasting mark on jazz with a stately approach that honored what he called the spaces in the music. His minimalistic and restrained playing laid the groundwork for the “cool jazz” idiom. Throughout his six-decade career, Jamal released over 70 albums, ranging from solo piano work to jazz trios to collaborations with string quartets. His last was 2019’s Ballades. Two years prior, in 2017, he received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award for his work. Here, he is performing “The Awakening” on the television show Black Omnibus in 1973.

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The day Virender Sehwag defused the "mystery spinner" Ajantha Mendis 💣🏏 🎯Virender Sehwag 201* (231 balls) 🎯22 fours & 4 sixes & carried his bat.🏏❤️ ⏩Sehwag scored 70 runs off the 77 balls he faced from Mendis in that innings alone.⚡️⚡️ - It wasn't just a Test innings; it was revenge! 🔥 2nd Test, Galle (2008) India were down to 0-1 in the Series Sehwag - a lone warrior ☑️ While Mendis had tormented other Indian batsmen in that series, Sehwag dominated him by reading the ball from his hand release and playing aggressively. ☑️ When Mendis tossed the ball up on middle and off, Sehwag smothered the spin, and when the bowler drifted on to middle, he went back and turned it fine. If it spun in sharply, Sehwag adjusted his back leg and brought his bat down quickly to kill the ball. Sehwag also picked the two-fingered googly and moved back to cut or punch through the off-side. He failed to beat cover with the drive once but replayed the shot two balls later with more power and placed it to perfection.

The day Virender Sehwag defused the "mystery spinner" Ajantha Mendis 💣🏏 🎯Virender Sehwag 201* (231 balls) 🎯22 fours & 4 sixes & carried his bat.🏏❤️ ⏩Sehwag scored 70 runs off the 77 balls he faced from Mendis in that innings alone.⚡️⚡️ - It wasn't just a Test innings; it was revenge! 🔥 2nd Test, Galle (2008) India were down to 0-1 in the Series Sehwag - a lone warrior ☑️ While Mendis had tormented other Indian batsmen in that series, Sehwag dominated him by reading the ball from his hand release and playing aggressively. ☑️ When Mendis tossed the ball up on middle and off, Sehwag smothered the spin, and when the bowler drifted on to middle, he went back and turned it fine. If it spun in sharply, Sehwag adjusted his back leg and brought his bat down quickly to kill the ball. Sehwag also picked the two-fingered googly and moved back to cut or punch through the off-side. He failed to beat cover with the drive once but replayed the shot two balls later with more power and placed it to perfection.

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