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hit our stride. There's nothing to write about. There's nothing going on. Just baseball.

Guess what? People don't really care about baseball that much. Great. Well, we have Brian Curtis

writing about the end of the L.I. L.A. Times sports desk. We have the battle for the best movie

trailer since 1990. Chris Ryan wrote this one. You can go. There's a bracket. You can do your picks.

I think the social network is the best trailer probably of the last 40 years.

But that's just me. Jabari Parker's homecoming Kevin O'Connor wrote about that. Michael

Bauman wrote about Mani Machado. Where's he going? One of the few great baseball stories right now.

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