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Drake Maye is pushing back on the shoulder narrative in New England. The rookie quarterback insists his right arm is fine, pointing instead to decision-making as the root of the Patriots' one and two start. At twenty two years old, owning the mental side of the game matters more than any physical excuse, and Maye seems to understand that.
Shifting to a legal victory with major stakes — Kentucky State basketball player Amina Seck will not be deported, at least not yet. An immigration judge granted a motion to reopen her proceedings Wednesday, halting the deportation order against the twenty six year old Senegalese native who has been in federal custody since August seventh. She's now eligible for a bond hearing, and her attorney says this is a critical step forward.
And then there's this — Mattress Mack doing what Mattress Mack does. Hours before the White Sox took on the Astros in Game Two of their wild-card series, Jim McIngvale made a public proposal to Pope Leo the fourteenth, pledging to send one hundred ninety kids to a White Sox playoff game if Houston loses. Only in October does baseball get this beautifully strange.
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