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OK, OK, OK, OK. We don't expect you to feel bad for the New York Yankees. This is the same franchise that's has 27 World Series titles to their name. This is the same team whose fanbase has spent the last two postseasons dumping $13 beer on opposing fans and throwing bottles at visiting outfielders. Even their stadium is overpriced trash now. So fine. We get it. You're probably even happy that Yankees, after their 8-3 home loss in Game 4 of the ALCS, are now on the brink of their third consecutive postseason capitulation. But the Yankees' World Series dreams weren't the only thing that ended on Thursday night . There was also the incredible, Hall of Fame-worthy career of CC Sabathia.
Sabathia entered the game in relief in the eighth inning, but after just a few pitches, strained a pre-existing injury in his throwing shoulder. After consulting with manager Aaron Boone, the 39-year-old former ace was forced from the game to a standing ovation. With the Yankees tr..

We don't need to remind you that hockey players are the best chirpers in all of sports. Whether it be opponents, opposing fans, or themselves (people forget that happened), they can twist the knife with the best of 'em. On Thursday night, New York Islander Matthew Barzal took aim at a very famous celebrity, and it might just be the best, and most random, chirp of the season in the NHL.
Following a night in which he scored two goals and helped lead his team to a 3-1 road victory over the Winnipeg Jets, Barzal earned the first star of the night, but it came at a price. Apparently, he took multiple high sticks to the mouth and, in typical hockey player fashion, played through the pain. After the game, he was interviewed by the Islanders' MSG reporter Shannon Hogan, who asked Barzal about how his lip was feeling. Without missing a beat, Barzal absolutely daggered a celeb you may have heard of:
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