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Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez gets a day off after turning his ankle in Philadelphia
Friday marked just the third time Yordan Alvarez has been absent from the starting lineup in 148 games although he has started 123 of those at DH.
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Aspen Season Starts Now. See Peak Color On These 5 Trails
For just a few precious weeks each year, the aspen forests of the West and Midwest flare into a golden wonderland. The trees flush from electric green to crayon-yellow, a color so vivid you could easily mistake the leaves for sunflower petals. River corridors become veins of ore. Mountainsides glow. Trails turn into vibrant tunnels … Continued The post Aspen Season Starts Now. See Peak Color On These 5 Trails appeared first on Backpacker.
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25 years after 9/11, America still processing events normally
Nation marks quarter-century of war, conspiracies, remembrance and extremely normal behavior
duffelblog.com

What Is Manliness, Anyway?
Launching the redesign of the Art of Manliness has gotten me thinking about our history, and how my understanding of manliness has evolved, deepened, and changed over that nearly two-decade-long span. The idea for the Art of Manliness came to me in a Borders (RIP) bookstore. As I browsed their selection of men’s magazines, I […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.
artofmanliness.com

History's Most Secretive Arctic Expedition
The leader of an 18-century expedition to the Russian Arctic tried to keep a lid on what he saw, but his secretary eventually revealed the truth.
explorersweb.com

Missing the Mark on New York's Fiscal Crisis Recovery
A new book, engaging in its historical detail, castigates the city’s supposed neoliberal austerity—but offers no credible alternative path.
city-journal.org

Lincoln to Augusta-Surviving the Scapegoat Wilderness
Zero in Lincoln The post Lincoln to Augusta-Surviving the Scapegoat Wilderness appeared first on The Trek.
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8 Life Hacks That Will Make Your Dog Hunt Better and Live Longer, According to a Vet
Small tweaks to your dog’s routine can have big impacts The post 8 Life Hacks That Will Make Your Dog Hunt Better and Live Longer, According to a Vet appeared first on Outdoor Life.
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The 12 Best States to Tag a Big Velvet Buck
Some states are better than others when it comes to bagging a nice mule deer or whitetail that's still sporting a full-velvet rack. Here are 12 of the all-time best The post The 12 Best States to Tag a Big Velvet Buck appeared first on Field & Stream.
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Alexander Zverev holds his nerve against Karen Khachanov to reach US Open final
Zverev wins 6-3, 7-6 (7), 7-6 (6) German reaches third straight grand slam final About 107 minutes into men’s semi-final day on Arthur Ashe Stadium, there was finally a touch of tension radiating from the court. After falling down a set and break, his semi-final meeting with his old rival Alexander Zverev swiftly turning into a beating, Karen Khachanov fought hard to force a second-set tie-break. Deep in that tension-filled tie-break, down 5-6 on his serve, Khachanov saved Zverev’s first set point with a bold forehand winner, and then at 6-7 he punctuated a screaming backhand passing shot winner with an imperious roar of his own. There was a time when Zverev might have faltered under such pressure, but he has won too many big matches this year to allow such a small surge from a lower-ranked opponent to scare him. Zverev composed himself and he quickly regained control, navigating a second tense tie-break in similar fashion as he moved to within one match of winning a second career gr
theguardian.com

How the Controversial Yosemite Land Swap Would Effectively Create a Private Park Entrance for the Wealthy
Court documents and a former caretaker reveal more behind the proposed Hazel Green resort, including exactly where the new road would cut into the park. The post How the Controversial Yosemite Land Swap Would Effectively Create a Private Park Entrance for the Wealthy appeared first on Backpacker.
backpacker.com

Odell Beckham reveals why he dyed his hair blond again
Odell Beckham was known for his blond curls when he first entered the league.
sportingnews.com
Titans claim G Atonio Mafi off of waivers
The Titans tweaked their offensive line ahead of Sunday's game against the Jets.
nbcsports.com

When ziplines failed, Eric Faull built a bike park on his family’s Idaho land
At Faull Line Gravity Park, Eric Faull is a one-man crew, building trails and driving shuttles. The park features jumps, rollers, and 600 feet of descending. The article When ziplines failed, Eric Faull built a bike park on his family’s Idaho land appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.
singletracks.com
CFB Pick 'Em: Top Week 2 Games, Including Ohio State-Texas, Michigan-Oklahoma
Our college football pick 'em breakdown for Week 2's top games.
foxsports.com

Atlantic to Pacific: Cyclist to Ride from UK to Russia’s Far East
Joshua Moodie, 22, is about to set off on a 25,000km bike-packing trip from the UK to Russia’s Pacific coast.
explorersweb.com

Fresh Handlebar and Stem Bags from Beeswax Needle Works
Beeswax Needle Works in Missoula, Montana, just released a limited run of Honey Pot stem bags and the Holloway handlebar bag in a beautiful assortment of waxed canvas colors. Check them out here... The post Fresh Handlebar and Stem Bags from Beeswax Needle Works appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.
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When I Was a Boy
Things were different when he was a lad—back when nothing was artificial or contrived, and the days and seasons were filled with high adventure. It’s a popular pastime among adults, when the hair begins to gray and the aches of middle age grow stronger, to look back on the prodigious deeds of their youth and […] The post When I Was a Boy first appeared on Sporting Classics Daily.
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Best Dry Bags For 2026
Whether you’re a canoeist, kayaker or paddleboarder, headed out for a multi-day trip or an afternoon jaunt, keeping your belongings dry matters. It’s not just about having dry socks to change into or keeping your car FOB from getting fried; it’s also a matter of safety. Having a dry change of clothes, sleeping bag or […] The post Best Dry Bags For 2026 appeared first on Paddling Magazine.
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Restoring Big Game Country: WY South Pass Aspen Enhancement
Aspen stands supply important food and cover for a host of wildlife species including elk and other big game. They also increase water retention in creeks and rivers and serve as a natural fire break. However, in many places across the West, aspen are under attack by encroaching lodgepole and limber pine, juniper and even […] The post Restoring Big Game Country: WY South Pass Aspen Enhancement appeared first on Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
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