“In 2005, an unknown Irish boxer beat Mike Tyson in front of hundreds of thousands of people. Then he disappeared. Filmmaker Joshua Z Weinstein rediscovers boxer Kevin McBride, raising his children in a gritty Boston suburb. Kevinʼs body is deteriorating, yet he compulsively continues to fight. This lyrical film finds a boxer at the end of his career – engaging in the Sisyphean task that is his life.”

The first dated baseball card (only one other known in existence) was discovered at a yard sale in the tiny town of Baileyville, Maine on the Canadian border.

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I guess somebody had to make it…

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The ESPN 30 for 30 film by Michael Bonfiglio

Fred Flintstone is being replaced by Jon Cena on boxes of Fruity Pebbles

Those first 5 seconds are totally surreal.

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The Fallacy of the Baseball Hall of Fame by Jonah Keri

That’s the Harlem Globetrotters record going into today’s special game being played on ice up in Michigan.

RGEEZVSIII by the Good Hope Cornerstore

Casey Neistat travels the globe step-by-step courtesy of Nike’s FuelBand.

That works very favorably.

(Thanks Alex!)

19 year-old Derek Rabelo of Brazil did just that.

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A new tee from Matt Leines

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JAY Z and the Barclays Center

Sure, it’s advertising masked as an 8-bit internet game, but the details are so spot on (voiceover and cursor finger, for instance) that we can overlook that.

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Last week, Grinnell College’s Jack Taylor scored 138 Points in a single game.

Suede uppers on these bad boys releasing on Black Friday.

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