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1724DK'S GRINDKovacevic: How to slam this awful thing, gradually but grandly, out of the park
in the Strip DistrictPOSTED: 12:55 AM SundayThis isn't the month, to put it mildly, to pout about the absence of sports. Thousands more will be afflicted. Thousands more will die.
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3.6K40DK'S GRINDKovacevic: Hold this one … as high as you can
in Nashville, Tenn.POSTED: 2:29 PM SaturdayPatric Hornqvist held it high. Then, he held it a little higher. Maybe no more than a millimeter, but definitely higher.
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4.1K126DK'S GRINDKovacevic: There’s one smart, safe way to play
in the Strip DistrictPOSTED: 2:24 PM FridayI'd rather not have sports without fans, as I shared in this space yesterday. But I'd still rather have sports.
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4.4K124DK'S GRINDKovacevic: Empty stadiums? No thanks
in the Strip DistrictPOSTED: 3:51 PM ThursdayTwo very different voices, two very distinct perspectives, one singular view: Games without fans would be awful.
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4.1K51DK'S GRINDKovacevic: One promising performance, seemingly now frozen in time
in the Strip DistrictPOSTED: 3:41 PM WednesdayIn the Penguins' pantheon, a half-century and a handful of Stanley Cups deep, putting away the Metro's last-place team in March shouldn't rank as all that prominent.
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5.3K83DK'S GRINDKovacevic: Our national pastime, cemented through crisis
in the Strip DistrictPOSTED: 11:53 AM MondayExactly 25 days from today, at a couple ticks past 8 p.m., Roger Goodell will speak the six most predictable words in professional sports: The Bengals are on the clock.