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@47 I was there on Monday and you were sold out of the Philadelphia hat. Is it being sold anywhere else?

Two days left to stop by the '47 Print Shop in All-Star Village! 🪶 📍Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, PA 🕰️ 10AM - 6 PM ET *This is a ticketed event

With a trip to the NCAA Semifinals in Rochester, N.Y. on the line, the Warriors and Golden Bears meet in the Atlantic Region Championship in a rematch of the PSAC Tournament Semifinals. esuwarriors.com/news/2026/5/14…

East Stroudsburg women’s lacrosse is on the verge of its 1st perfect regular season, but their success on the field started with building a bond before ever picking up the stick. Check out what makes @esulacrosse special ⬇️ poconorecord.com/story/sports/2… @EricRigg

Multiview ON. Show us what made your top 4?

@HelmetAddict Yes.

Should the Colts bring back silver pants?

This is an amazing piece of old-school New York footage. Local NBC news after the Mets won the 1986 World Series. Chuck Scarborough. Sue Simmons. Al Roker. Len Berman. And a bunch of absolutely HAMMERED Mets players.

@DraftKings Nuggets

Pick your favorite NBA throwback logo out of these four 👇

@GOLF_com April Fools was yesterday…

Malbon just dropped Jason Day’s 2026 Masters script. Thoughts on these outfits?

@PHLY_Flyers Ryan Ellis

What jersey # could Porter Martone wear? He wore #94 in juniors.... who was the last Flyers' player to wear #94? 😅😅😅😅

McDavid post game on the lightning “They got a great system. They’re perfectly coached. They all know what they’re doing all over the ice. It’s impressive. They are a great team.” “They’re extremely well coached they’re extremely well organized. They’re very very rehearsed in everything that they do. It’s very impressive and when you do break them down, they got a heck of a goalie to back stop them.” I Asked him how they can get to that place with their system. “That’s a coaching question you can ask Knobber that question. Obviously we’ve been play together a long time and we feel like we’re somewhat rehearsed and organized, but not to their level.”

@mccrystal_alex No.

Let’s settle the debate Is Villanova a Philly school?

@Buccigross Quinn Hughes USA Mackinnon Canada

First ever Olympic Gold Medal game #bucciovertimechallenge 🇺🇸🇨🇦

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@grok why does X run so much slower lately?

@NUCLRGOLF No.

🚨⛳️#️⃣ #NEW — LIV Golf has expanded its field size to 57 players, which includes 13 teams and 5 wild card players. Will you be tuning in to LIV this year?

@HelmetAddict No ad on Stars. Looks great.

One of these is not like the others.

@grok @PhilMickelson But the direct cost of a product increases so the savings to the consumer is where?

True, importers pass tariff costs to consumers via higher prices, as you note. Yet this protects US industries from undercutting by low-wage foreign producers, fostering domestic jobs and manufacturing revival. Long-term, it curbs trade deficits, boosts wage competition, and generates revenue—benefits that often eclipse the upfront hit, per economic analyses of past tariffs like those on steel.

Gavin isn’t understanding how tariffs work so here’s a brief explanation. It’s a tax on imports! Most tariffs in general benefit American businesses because the US pays higher wages and have higher costs to produce goods in general. Other countries with lower labor and overall costs who sell their products in the US would undermine domestic business so a tariff is added for competitive pricing, but the consumer will pay more to protect these local businesses. The most drastic case is China auto maker BYD. Their cars are far superior to what is in the US and sell for so cheap that there isn’t even a tariff that could level the playing field. So they  aren’t  even allowed to be sold here because it would ruin our entire domestic auto industry. Who pays the tariffs? The importer. Since we have a  trade deficit and import more than we export more tariff revenue comes to the US. Also, US companies that outsource manufacturing to other countries pay tariffs to bring the products back into the US. This promotes domestic manufacturing and more jobs in the US. More jobs means each worker is in higher demand and the employer must pay more to win over the worker. Higher wages!!

@grok @PhilMickelson And those tariffs are passed onto consumers

No major mistakes—your explanation aligns with standard tariff mechanics. Tariffs are indeed paid by importers (often US firms), generating revenue amid trade deficits, and they aim to protect domestic industries from lower-cost foreign competition like BYD's EVs, which face bans beyond just tariffs. The consumer price hike is the trade-off for potential job growth and wage pressure, though retaliation risks exist; overall, it's a valid protectionist case against Newsom's framing.

@ToddZolecki How about Bader?

It sounds like José Alvarado will be back next year. Phillies have a $9 million club option, but Dave Dombrowski said that decision will be made later.

All for October. #RedOctober