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Meet the Eagles’ mystery man, their ‘Papa Bear’ head of security with a heart of gold

PHILADELPHIA — Dom DiSandro sat in an SUV outside the home of Evan Mathis while Mathis’ then-wife was in labor. Mathis, the Eagles’ All-Pro left guard, had a flight to catch on Nov. 15, 2014, ahead of the team’s game the following day. But he wanted to be present for…

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Joel Embiid’s heroics lift Sixers to 118-117 victory at Jazz

SALT LAKE CITY — With a raucous home crowd on its feet, Joel Embiid got the ball on the right side of the court and launched as he faded away.

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Carter Hart’s 39 saves help Flyers to 3-1 victory over Capitals

WASHINGTON — In the face of Flyers nightmare-inducer Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals, Flyers goalie Carter Hart didn’t bat an eyelash.

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What the shortstop aging curve means for the Phillies’ 11-year contract with Trea Turner

PHILADELPHIA — In stretching out Trea Turner’s $300 million contract over 11 years, the Phillies diluted the average annual salary for luxury-tax purposes and payroll flexibility. It’s the approach they took four years ago in signing Bryce Harper. The length of Turner’s deal, like Harper’s 13-year pact, was predicated on…

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How the son of late Flyer Dmitri Tertyshny came to know the dad he never met

PHILADELPHIA — The shirts belonged to his father when he was a hockey-obsessed teenager in Russia with dreams of reaching the NHL. The trading cards were pulled from his dad’s collection, the ones Dmitri Tertyshny thought of when he looked at opponents on the ice and marveled how his hockey…

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Gov. Wolf pardoned Meek Mill, among hundreds of other Pennsylvanians, in his final days in office

PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf granted rapper Meek Mill clemency on a 15-year-old drug and weapons possession charge in his last round of pardons, issued Thursday.

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The ‘Boy in the Box’ gravestone has been updated with the child’s full name, Joseph Augustus Zarelli

PHILADELPHIA — Beneath a weeping tree near the entrance of Ivy Hill Cemetery, dozens gathered Friday morning at the grave of a child who, until last month, America knew only as “the Boy in the Box.”

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Jalen Hurts among 6 Eagles to earn 2022 NFL All-Pro honors

PHILADELPHIA — The Associated Press released its NFL All-Pro teams on Friday, and as expected, the Eagles were well-represented.

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Philly's only snowless winter was 50 years ago. No flakes are in sight for the East Coast anytime soon

PHILADELPHIA — By the time the weekend is over, the snow total at California's Mammoth Mountain might reach 400 inches this winter, the product of a relentless procession of "atmospheric river" storms swamping and whitening the West.

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Marcus Hayes: Howie Roseman, Exec of the Year? No-brainer, says Jeffrey Lurie.

PHILADELPHIA — Jeffrey Lurie answered the question with a question, and with a coarseness both charming and alarming coming from a man with a Ph.D. from an ivory tower like Brandeis University.

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How to take a break from social media

Two and a half hours — that's the average amount of time people spend on social media each day.

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Sixers fall to Thunder in unexpected setback, losing 133-114 at home

PHILADELPHIA — It was an obvious question.

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Alyssa Thompson goes No. 1 at the NWSL draft; Gotham FC trades for Lynn Williams

PHILADELPHIA — The NWSL draft started out as expected, but it only took a few minutes for the night to erupt into an even bigger spectacle at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

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Pa. Commonwealth Court releases opinion calling impeachment articles against DA Larry Krasner legally insufficient

PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court said Thursday that the state House’s decision to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner appeared largely based on disagreements about how he was running his office and said that was “not enough to create a constitutionally sound basis for impeaching and removing” the city’s top…

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Marcus Hayes: Doug Pederson gets love from Jeffrey Lurie, Eagles as he leads the Jaguars to the playoffs

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles players and coaches usually spend Saturday nights going over the game plan. Eagles executives usually spend Saturday nights at dinners and parties, entertaining all sorts of NFL brass.

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How to stay sober-curious beyond Dry January

PHILADELPHIA -- Gone are the days of simple virgin cocktails amounting to little more than gussied up juice. For the last few years, the hospitality industry has embraced a new era of zero-proof libations where bartenders play with sometimes-costly ingredients and fermentation to appease sober-curious drinkers.

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Travis Konecny’s hat trick carries Flyers to 5-3 win over Capitals

PHILADELPHIA — As the Flyers moved up and down the ice, they did so as a unit, helping them to jump out to a strong lead and hold off a third-period push from the Washington Capitals, leading to a Flyers win, 5-3, on Wednesday.

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David Murphy: Ranking the Eagles’ potential playoff opponents by degree of difficulty

These are strange times in the NFC playoffs. Aaron Rodgers isn’t here. The defending champs aren’t, either. The Seahawks are, but Russell Wilson isn’t. Win or lose, Seattle will emerge from the playoffs with the fifth overall pick in the draft. Tom Brady is a home underdog to a team…

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‘Abbott Elementary’ is coming back for a third season

PHILADELPHIA — Fresh off a victorious night at the Golden Globes, Quinta Brunson announced that her beloved Philadelphia sitcom "Abbott Elementary" has been renewed for a third season. She tweeted the news on Wednesday.

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After decades at Univision, broadcaster Pablo Ramírez starts a new era with MLS and Apple

Pablo Ramírez still remembers a time back before Major League Soccer launched, when he took part in an open player tryout for the San Jose Earthquakes (who originally began as the San Jose Clash before rebranding in 2000 to the name that goes back to the North American Soccer League…

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James Harden might be more lauded in history than now, even as other NBA stars follow his example

PHILADELPHIA — Is there a double standard when it comes to the 76ers’ James Harden?

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No more Ronzoni pastina?! The new year is off to a bad start.

PHILADELPHA — Ronzoni, the 108-year-old pasta brand, announced recently that it will stop making pastina — and America is not happy.

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Philly DA Krasner’s impeachment trial indefinitely postponed

PHILADELPHIA — The Pennsylvania Senate on Wednesday voted to indefinitely postpone the impeachment trial of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, and the future of the effort to remove the progressive prosecutor is now unclear.

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Editorial: Damar Hamlin is on the mend, but for NFL players, injury is a constant danger

The NFL — and its TV partners that include Fox, CBS and ESPN — spent the final Sunday of the regular season celebrating Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s recovery from a near-death experience following a ferocious hit during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals the previous week.

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4 young men charged in the fatal Roxborough High in Philly shooting should stand trial, judge orders

PHILADELPHIA — Four young men accused of opening fire outside Roxborough High School last year, killing a 14-year-old and wounding four other teens, should stand trial for murder, aggravated assault, and related crimes, a judge ruled Tuesday.

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