Fresh from the Archives, another new original Law & Order intro from season 11 starring Jerry Orbach and & Jesse L. Martin-the duo who is seen on disk 4 of my DVD, this episode came one year before the episode on my DVD but from the same season as the shows on disks 1-3 on my DVD

It’s pretty embarrassing that the Eagles just sent Nick Sirianni out to the podium. Howie Roseman and Jeffrey Lurie should be the ones answering questions today.

🚨🚨BREAKING🚨🚨 #EAGLES HC NICK SIRIANNI GOT INTO A HEATED BACK-AND-FORTH WITH A REPORTER WHO QUESTIONED WHY JALEN HURTS WAS ALLOWED TO FLY HOME DESPITE HAVING A BLOOD CLOT. Sirianni insisted the team puts player health first and relies on its medical staff. “I’ve addressed this. I’ve talked to you guys about this.” The reporter strongly pushed back, demanding answers for the public. WOW.

Terry Labonte made the 890th and final start of his NASCAR Cup Series career on this date in 2014 at @TALLADEGA.

25 years ago today, ‘Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!’ started airing on ABC.

EAGLES: You're fine, head out on that field and get us a win today JALEN HURTS:

Oh yes. No one can figure out why in God's name they'd let him fly home from London after discovering a clot of any kind.

Eagles #21- Matt Ware, DB (2004-05) - Drafted in 2004 (Round 3: Pick 89) - 28 Games, 36 Tackles

Thanks for the trip down memory lane 😁 Can remember it like yesterday. Wish the Thunderdome was still operational … would maybe be an option for NASCAR to head downunder.

Statement from QB Jalen Hurts’ agent on missing the rest of the season. This is extremely serious. A pulmonary embolism is what killed my dad very suddenly and unexpectedly. All beginning with a clot that began in his leg, broke off, and went to his lung. The only warning sign we had in hindsight was his complaint of some mild pain in his leg the night before we lost him.

NEW: Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts out for the season after blood clots were found in his lungs and leg. According to CBS Sports, Hurts was told not to sleep and was awake for about 36 hours before last week's London game. The outlet reports that Hurts was initially diagnosed with a "superficial blood clot." Doctors told him not to sleep, but he was apparently allowed to play in the game. Despite not sleeping for 36 hours, Hurts threw for 220 yards and 1 touchdown. After the game, a follow-up scan found that Hurts had "bilateral pulmonary emboli," which means multiple blood clots are also now in his lungs. Reporting suggests that the blood clot was "provoked" when Hurts was cleated in his calf in Week 4. "Jalen was initially diagnosed by specialists in London with a left calf superficial vein thrombosis. After further testing and monitoring, the current diagnosis is a deep vein thrombosis, as well as bilateral pulmonary emboli," the Eagles said. "He is clinically stable and has no significant functional limitations. His treatment should only involve anticoagulation (i.e. "blood thinners"). During this time, he will not be allowed to participate in any contact activities, including football."

May 19th, 1996, the Meridian Advantage 200. On lap 95 in turn 1, Shane Hall would hit the outside wall. The impact from the hit would cause Hall to flip upside down and slide on the track on his roof, stopping in turn 2. Mike Laughlin, Jr. would also spin out behind Hall. Randy LaJoie would go on to win the race. #nascar #nazareth #crash

Jim, @JJWatt and I are headed to Baltimore for a big AFC North game! #ravens #bengals

The kind of stuff you find searching through old listings:

I wanted to supplement the @DirtyMoMedia podcast episode with Shane Hmiel so you'll have an image in your mind while watching. This is the Innovative Motorsports #48 NASCAR Busch Series ride Shane and Dale talked about. The first picture is of Kenny Wallace in 2002 with the Stacker 2 sponsorship. At that time, Shane was his teammate in the #47 (pictured). Kenny got the opportunity to go Cup racing in 2003 with Bill Davis in the #23, so Shane moved over to the #48 for that season in Busch

Jalen Hurts will be out for the season after doctors discovered multiple blood clots in his lungs.

If the Commanders lose tonight on Monday Night Football to the 49ers, the NFC East would become the first division in NFL history to be winless in consecutive weeks in which all teams in the division played a game. And two of the teams played each other last week.

🚨TRENDING🚨 #NFL fans believe legendary CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson slapped #Bills QB Josh Allen on the BUTT following their postgame interview. The moment was caught on live TV and the video has gone viral on social media. 👀 (🎥@punkpassion)

Time has come and gone for words A thousand threats I've heard before