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Roundup: Hacker Tries to Poison City's Water Supply; MLS Set to Play; ESPN Remembers Pedro Gomez Michael Zagaris/Getty Images Ranking the Super Bowl commercials: the good, the bad, and the ugly. [Uproxx] Jon 'Stugotz' Weiner is the greatest sports radio co-host in the history of co-hosts. [Newsday] Larry Kudlow is getting a show on Fox News. [Mediaite] Do we think Shaquille O'Neal and Tim Tebow are going to be doing stuff like this into their 60s? [TMZ] A letter to Nick Nolte on his 80th birthday. [Vulture] Major League Baseball to deaden ball. [ESPN] Draymond Green plays the game a bit diffe...

Tuning into ESPN after the final whistle in Super Bowl LV brought great excitement because Chris Berman was on television again, giving his unique gravitas to t

Roundup: Senate Clears Stimulus Hurdle; Jim Nantz's Future; Kordell Stewart Opens Up Focus On Sport/Getty Images Each day that passes without relief is another slap in the face and now .... Kordell Stewart on the rumor mill that tried to churn him up and spit him out. [The Players' Tribune] There is no more valuable commodity than a post laying out all the new streaming options for the month. [Slate] Democrats finally realize they're in control of the Senate, clear way for broader stimulus package. [CNN] 17 bizarre heists from history. [Mental Floss] Lamar Odom and Aaron Carter are going ...

LeBron James Calls the NBA All-Star Game a 'Slap in the Face', Is Entirely Not Into It Harry How/Getty Images Conducting an NBA All-Star Game this year is a plainly poor idea yet the league is forging ahead with plans to gather the best players in the world for a subdued Atlanta weekend. There have been rumblings from those who would be involved decrying the normalcy, including De'Aaron Fox, who called the prospect "plainly stupid." And while De'Aaron Fox is a nice young talent, he lacks LeBron James' ability to move the conversation. As does everyone else in the circuit. James spoke on the p...

Let OAN and Newsmax Fight Feb 4, 2021, 1:03 PM EST A few days ago, a Newsmax interview with My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell went entirely off the rails and spilled into the monoculture. Such things happen when an anchor literally flees the set because he — smartly and correctly — can read handwriting on the wall and would prefer not to be party to a lawsuit. Any inkling that there would be an idealogical shift over at The Max, which is what I'd like us all start calling the channel if possible, was immediately stymied when that anchor, Bob Sellers, took a sorrowful, apologetic tone amid the f...