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FOUND: 6 | Mind Blowing Facts

As ESPN showed, sports reporters can deliver when thrust into major news event

NBC Sports Chicago’s Pat Boyle took great interest in how ESPN covered Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s on-field cardiac arrest. “I do put myself [in their place]: ‘How would I have done this?’ ” he said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Scott Van Pelt, Joe Buck Have Awkward Moment After ‘MNF’

The ESPN broadcaster didn’t like the fact that he was only asked one question.

Sports Illustrated

Unvaxxed, MIA Red Sox Closer Tanner Houck Gets Ripped After Boston Blows Game

Boston’s pitcher can’t play in Toronto because he’s unvaxxed, and it cost his team.

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Draymond Green-Kendrick Perkins Feud Gets Nasty, Ugly, Personal

ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins drops intense response to personal attack by Draymond Green.

Sports Illustrated

Scott Van Pelt on Odd ‘New Media vs. Media’ Exchange With Draymond Green

He explains what he was thinking during an awkward interview with the Warriors star.

Sports Illustrated

ESPN’s Curtis Strange, Andy North & Scott Van Pelt weigh in on Scottie Scheffler ‘crying like a baby’ ahead of winning the Masters

ESPN's golf broadcast team reacts to Scott Scheffler admitting he 'cried like a baby' ahead of the final round of the Masters.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Scott Van Pelt’s emotional tribute to his late dog Otis was beautiful

This is beautiful.

USA Today Sports Media Group

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ESPN’s Curtis Strange, Andy North & SVP weigh in on Tiger Woods’ potential return to the Masters

The golf world is abuzz with anticipation that Tiger Woods could play at the Masters next week for the first time since being involved in a single-car crash.

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Lawmaker’s CBD enterprise forced to pay back $144,000 to investors after state investigation

After regaling a crowd about the prospect of becoming "marijuana millionaires," state Sen. Patricia Van Pelt started Wakanna For Life, a multilevel marketing company that has since been the subject of multiple consumer complaints. The vast majority of those who paid to set up "dispensaries" through her company have made…

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