Hear the roar: 2021 in review

Though nothing can compare to the glorious wonders that 2020 brought the world, 2021 was a keen competitor in the contest for which year in the ’20s roared the loudest.
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Though nothing can compare to the glorious wonders that 2020 brought the world, 2021 was a keen competitor in the contest for which year in the ’20s roared the loudest.
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Kai Millner has found ways to relieve the pressure that comes with confronting both adulthood and the possibility that he could be the next face of Cal football.
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After much anticipation, the MLB All-Star events were jam-packed with moments that must be known to those that didn’t watch it and relived by those who did.
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As the MLB continues its crusade against sticky stuff, the league and its fans are left to wonder what is left of the game’s sincerity.
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Nothing comes close to the rush of sitting in the nosebleed seats and encouraging your team using your loudest voice possible.
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Walking into Dodger Stadium on a warm summer night has to be one of my favorite feelings in the whole world. I love the rush of being with thousands of die-hard fans, yelling and cheering, everyone excited to see the beloved Los Angeles Dodgers. From the overpriced food to the bright splashes of blue scattered everywhere, the atmosphere is unmatchable. I walk into the stadium and suddenly I have an inexplicable sense that I would legitimately die for this team.
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In this episode, Noah, Chanun and Emily rejoice over the return of the MLB, then discuss some of the major pitfalls the abridged season may have in store for teams. The group also gives its season predictions for MVPs, Cy Young Award winners and division and World Series champions (if
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In such a male-dominated business, Alyssa Nakken becomes the first woman to coach full time in the MLB. From playing first base to coaching first basemen, Nakken proves that women can do the job just as well as men can.
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With the future of baseball still unknown, sandlots scattered across the country have capitalized on turning their parks into drive-in movie theaters to make up for lost funds.
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Three popular sports and their reactions to the Spanish flu show us that sports are a breeding ground for disease spread — and that every precaution available should be taken before returning to play as usual.
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