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Kyle Schwarber needed help going to the bathroom around this time last year. All struggles are relative. It’s the middle of May. With another comeback, this could become part of the legend. But 391 days after a Dallas Cowboys doctor reconstructed the ACL and repaired the LCL in his left knee — and six-and-a-half months after his line-drive leadoff single in the 10th inning of a World Series Game 7 rally — Schwarber is hitting .179 for a fourth-place team. From the top of the lineup, throughout the rotation and all over the field defensively, the Cubs don’t look like themselves. Even though he’s only 24 years old and still hasn’t come close to playing a full season in the big leagues yet, the Continue to Article

May 16, 2017 1:30:am EST

This might be the most shocking season of Dancing With the Stars ever! The four remaining contestants danced their hearts out during Monday's Season 24 semi-finals, performing two routines apiece. Simone Biles topped the night's leaderboard with a perfect combined score of 80 out of 80, while Rashad Jennings placed second with 77, and Normani Kordei landed third with 76. Continue to Article

May 15, 2017 10:40:pm EST

This might be the most shocking season of Dancing With the Stars ever! The four remaining contestants danced their hearts out during Monday's Season 24 semi-finals, performing two routines apiece. Simone Biles topped the night's leaderboard with a perfect combined score of 80 out of 80, while Rashad Jennings placed second with 77, and Normani Kordei landed third with 76. Continue to Article

May 15, 2017 10:36:pm EST

… and that was Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, who will now be leaving Season 24 of the ABC dance contest. Earlier in the night, Fifth Harmony singer Normani Kordei had a challenge from the “toughest judge” Len Goodman, who demanded that she take him back in time with her Viennese Waltz. Continue to Article

May 15, 2017 10:15:pm EST

Kyle Schwarber needed help going to the bathroom around this time last year. All struggles are relative. It’s the middle of May. With another comeback, this could become part of the legend. But 391 days after a Dallas Cowboys doctor reconstructed the ACL and repaired the LCL in his left knee — and six-and-a-half months after his line-drive leadoff single in the 10th inning of a World Series Game 7 rally — Schwarber is hitting .179 for a fourth-place team. From the top of the lineup, throughout the rotation and all over the field defensively, the Cubs don’t look like themselves. Even though he’s only 24 years old and still hasn’t come close to playing a full season in the big leagues yet, the Continue to Article

May 15, 2017 8:12:pm EST