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PHOENIX — Before the start of the Eagles’ season, Michael Vick offered Jalen Hurts a piece of advice.

PHOENIX — There’s no such thing as rebuilding in the NFL. It is a buzzword, nothing more. It is a thing that gets said when there is nothing of substance to say. It is a preemptive excuse. Rebuilding is nothing more than a rebranded version of stinking. If a general…

PHILADELPHIA — Doc Rivers feels the NBA trade deadline is a relief for some players.

For the moment, Brian Johnson is the pipeline.

PHILADELPHIA — Sen. John Fetterman was released from the hospital late Friday afternoon after checking himself in on Wednesday with lightheadedness. Fetterman’s office said that doctors ruled out another stroke and that he was expected to return to the Senate when the chamber is back in session on Monday.

PHOENIX — Jason Kelce was once a campus linebacker who pulverized any student who didn’t contribute to Cincinnati’s “Proudly Pennies” campaign.

There are moments, during horrific natural disasters such as the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, when you can witness the best that mankind is capable of — the noble behavior that often emerges during a crisis.

PHILADELPHIA — Bartenders are the all-seeing oracles of romantic rendezvous. They observe countless dates, help save couples from floundering and can even be responsible for the sparks flying when people hit it off — as is the case for customers of Nico Diaz, the head bartender at Philadelphia's speakeasy-style bar…

PHILADELPHIA — As the Flyers faced down three NHL All Stars in the Edmonton Oilers’ Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Stuart Skinner, they looked like evenly matched opponents through regulation and overtime. But in the shootout, the Flyers edged the Oilers, 2-1.

Here sits Matisse Thybulle.

U.S. Sen. John Fetterman's health is in the spotlight again after he felt "lightheaded" Wednesday night and was admitted to the hospital for observation.