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Maltipoo Shaggy is dressed as a Yankees fan at the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade in New York Citylast year. Commentator Frank Deford says the Yankees are turning into a home for the assisted living.Hints:
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In particular, we used to have three bona fide dynasties: the Yankees in baseball, and the Celtics and Lakers in basketball, plus the Cowboys in football, well, even if the Cowboys weren't a traditional dynasty, but just a sort of dynasty brand. We adored dynasties. As soon as some team won a championship, we'd all go: is this the next dynasty? We even had dynasties in college sports, too, like UCLA in basketball and Notre Dame in football, back when the Irish players went to Mass instead of talking on the telephone in all their spare time.
But now, I have to tell you, they're all gone. Sorry, sports fans, no more dynasties. Through the years, the Celtics have just sort of petered out. The Cowboys became, to sports, like the Kardashians are to entertainment, just being around is enough. And now, the Lakers have simply, suddenly cratered, slogging along no below 500. | 
发表于 2016-8-2 11:40:04