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09/26/2017
7:05pm EST
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This city built on industry ― steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie funded many of its must-see attractions ― is experiencing a boom that’s put it on the tasteful traveler’s map, thanks in part to its excellent new restaurants and sprawling green spaces. This urban ballpark is home to the legendary Pittsburgh Pirates and some stellar scenery. Continue to Article
September 26, 2017 11:54:am EST
This city built on industry ― steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie funded many of its must-see attractions ― is experiencing a boom that’s put it on the tasteful traveler’s map, thanks in part to its excellent new restaurants and sprawling green spaces. A post shared by Toronto (@thetorontolifer) on Sep 6, 2017 at 5:08am PDTThis urban ballpark is home to the legendary Pittsburgh Pirates and some stellar scenery. A post shared by Zach D. (@blkmir) on Sep 22, 2017 at 10:00am PDT Dishes like duck terrine and goat cheese salad appear on a chalkboard menu at this trendy two-year-old eatery. The bright, modern aesthetic is just begging to be photographed. Continue to Article
September 26, 2017 11:54:am EST
This city built on industry ― steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie funded many of its must-see attractions ― is experiencing a boom that’s put it on the tasteful traveler’s map, thanks in part to its excellent new restaurants and sprawling green spaces. A post shared by Toronto (@thetorontolifer) on Sep 6, 2017 at 5:08am PDTThis urban ballpark is home to the legendary Pittsburgh Pirates and some stellar scenery. A post shared by Zach D. (@blkmir) on Sep 22, 2017 at 10:00am PDT Dishes like duck terrine and goat cheese salad appear on a chalkboard menu at this trendy two-year-old eatery. The bright, modern aesthetic is just begging to be photographed. Continue to Article
September 26, 2017 11:54:am EST
Hello, friends. The Orioles head into the final five games of the season merely one game ahead of the Blue Jays for last place in the American League East. They are now days removed from sealing their playoff fate and a losing season, but there's always staying slightly ahead of the Blue Jays. It's better than nothing, at this point. Will the Orioles actually be able to do that? They haven't been good enough to achieve any of their other goals, or our goals for them, this season, so maybe not. Dylan Bundy probably won't pitch again. Zach Britton isn't going to pitch again. They may play rookies or they may not. And every remaining game is on the road, where the O's have been bad all year. It's Continue to Article
September 26, 2017 7:13:am EST
There's something a little extra special about everybody who was a part of the Orioles in either 2012 or 2014, and especially those who were around for both. They're our guys, and as Buck Showalter once said and the Orioles once put on a t-shirt, I like our guys. Unfortunately, the reality is that our guys can't be our guys forever. A prime example is J.J. Hardy. The longtime Oriole got just about the best send-off you can get on Sunday afternoon, with teammates and fans giving him a standing ovation before his first at-bat and Hardy himself adding to the drama with a go-ahead home run later in the game, leading to Hardy receiving a curtain call. These were emotional moments because everyone Continue to Article
September 25, 2017 9:13:am EST
