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On baseball's denial of a tomorrow
And there was evening, and there was morning, the first day of the offseason in Baltimore
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Ben Krimmel

December 2022

Kyrie Irving and the sins we commit 'knowingly or unknowingly'
On the heart, forgiveness, and the return of the Brooklyn Nets' star
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Ben Krimmel

February 2022

‘Do not look behind you’
On a banned book, a sanitized past, and our desire to always look back.
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Ben Krimmel

January 2022

The 'Big Cheater' and Me
A sign. A Hall of Fame player. A reflection on an accusation.
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Ben Krimmel

November 2021

Ray Farmer - No Fixed Address
Something different, unfinished, and (likely) not very good
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What have I been up to
Writing you may have missed.
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Ben Krimmel

August 2021

On being tired of the scrolling, clicking, reading
Three minutes or so with Ben Krimmel
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Ben Krimmel
On flatly waiting out the 'Golden Age of Seltzer.'
Three minutes or so with Ben Krimmel
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Ben Krimmel
How long is a year supposed to feel?
Notes on trying to understand time from the past 'year.'
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Ben Krimmel
On hot dogs: The unassuming star of the summer
or: How I learned to love this brown tube of cased meat
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Ben Krimmel

July 2021

The era of the Professional Bad Opinion-Havers
Let us now praise unserious men, and the tweets that begat them.
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Ben Krimmel

November 2020

Coronavirus isn't over, but college football already won its most important battle
Millions infected with Covid. Hundreds of thousands dead. Billions in profits. Zero paid to the players. If college football's business model is…
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Ben Krimmel
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