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El único touchdown de Jalen Hurts lleva a Eagles a victoria 16-9 sobre Lions
Por DAN GELSTON
FILADELFIA (AP) — Jalen Hurts anotó el único touchdown en un esfuerzo por lo demás débil de la ofensiva de los Eagles de Filadelfia, y fue suficiente para llevarlos a una victoria de 16-9 sobre los Lions de Detroit, quienes fallaron en todos sus intentos en cuarta oportunidad el domingo por la noche.
Los Eagles (8-2) son el único equipo en la División Este de la NFC con más de tres victorias y el segundo en la conferencia en alcanzar ocho triunfos, lo que los pone en contienda para obtener el primer puesto y ganar la ventaja de jugar en casa mientras los campeones del Super Bowl buscan repetir el título de la liga.
Hurts lanzó para solo 135 yardas, el actual Jugador Ofensivo del Año Saquon Barkley corrió para 83 y los ex receptores de 1.000 yardas A.J. Brown y DeVonta Smith se combinaron para nueve recepciones para 57 yardas.
Sin embargo, esas dificultades no importaron mucho contra un equipo de Detroit que parecía feliz de intentar regalar el juego. Los Lions, que entraron promediando 31,4 puntos por juego, no lograron convertir en cinco intentos de cuarta oportunidad y se fueron tres de 13 en tercer down.
El coach de los Lions, Dan Campbell, reemplazó al coordinador ofensivo John Morton como el encargado de las jugadas la semana pasada. Campbell no estaba listo para decir que era un cambio permanente, aunque volvió a llamar las jugadas contra los Eagles.
Campbell no fue una gran mejora.
El notable fracaso de los Lions llegó al final del tercer cuarto mientras perdían 13-6 después de que Jared Goff conectara con Jahmyr Gibbs para una ganancia de 42 yardas que llevó el balón a la yarda 22 de los Eagles. Los Lions lograron un primer intento y gol en la yarda ocho, pero perdieron el balón en downs.
Los Eagles al menos aprovecharon su mejor oportunidad de anotar dentro de la yarda diez.
Barkley tuvo una carrera de touchdown de cinco yardas en el segundo cuarto que fue anulada por una revisión de repetición, un revés momentáneo una vez que Hurts anotó desde la yarda uno —sí, con un “tush push”— con 16 segundos restantes para enviar a los Eagles al descanso con una ventaja de 13-6.
Jake Elliott pateó goles de campo de 27 y 34 yardas en la mitad. Hizo uno de 49 yardas en el cuarto para una ventaja de 16-6.
Goff —quien completó 14 de 37 para 255 yardas— conectó con Jameson Williams para una anotación de 40 yardas que empató el juego a seis al final del segundo cuarto. Williams celebró saltando sobre el acolchado del poste de gol y abrazando el poste, lo que le valió una penalización de 15 yardas por conducta antideportiva.
En una noche ventosa en Filadelfia, esas yardas perdidas le costaron a los Lions cuando Jake Bates falló a la derecha en el punto extra de 48 yardas. Bates pateó un gol de campo de 54 yardas con 1:58 restantes.
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Los Hawks remontan 22 puntos en el último cuarto y vencen 124-122 a los Suns
PHOENIX (AP) — Onyeka Okongwu anotó 27 puntos y los Hawks de Atlanta superaron un déficit de 22 en el último cuarto para sorprender 124-122 a los Suns de Phoenix el domingo por la noche.
Atlanta ganó su quinto partido consecutivo y puso fin a la racha de victorias de Phoenix en cinco. Los Hawks terminaron 4-0 en un viaje por el oeste.
Nickell Alexander-Walker anotó 26 unidades para Atlanta, haciendo el primero de dos tiros libres con tres segundos por jugar. Royce O’Neale capturó el rebote del fallo en el segundo y su tiro desde más allá de la media cancha rebotó en el aro.
Josh Johnson tuvo 25 tantos y diez rebotes, y Dyson Daniels 11 puntos y 12 asistencias para los Hawks, que ganaron sin el guardia All-Star Trae Young (esguince en la rodilla derecha) y el pívot Kristaps Porzingis (molestias en la rodilla derecha).
Dillon Brooks anotó 34 puntos para Phoenix. Devin Booker añadió 27, y Colin Gillespie tuvo 15 unidades, y lideró al equipo con nueve rebotes y ocho asistencias.
Los Suns jugaron sin Grayson Allen (contusión en el cuádriceps derecho) y Jalen Green, quien se perderá al menos cuatro semanas más debido a una distensión en el tendón de la corva derecha.
Zaccharie Risacher de Atlanta anotó 15 puntos antes de salir del juego en el último cuarto tras una caída incómoda después de una volcada. Estuvo en el suelo varios minutos antes de salir caminando por su propio pie. El equipo informó después del juego que tenía una contusión en la cadera izquierda.
Los Suns estuvieron detrás la mayor parte de la primera mitad. Atlanta lideró por 13 antes de que Phoenix cerrara la mitad con una racha de 21-7 para liderar 58-57 en el descanso.
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The Convenience Culture Crisis: How Second-Wave Feminism Helped Make America Sick
The Convenience Culture Crisis: How Second-Wave Feminism Helped Make America Sick
Authored by Mollie Engelhart via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
There is a version of my life that could have existed, and for a long time it looked like the path I was on. I was a successful restaurateur, financially independent, living a neat and polished life that most people would label as accomplishment. I could have stayed that woman. A single woman with a couple of well-trained pets, a beautiful home in a gated golf-course community, and a thriving business. No obligations, no interruptions, and no sticky hands tugging my shirt while I tried to answer an email.
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Society would have applauded that version of me and called it freedom.
The irony is that during that time, I was feeding thousands of people from-scratch food. I knew the value of real ingredients and traditional cooking techniques, yet I did not fully understand the deeper meaning of nourishment. Not just physical nourishment, but the cultural and generational work that happens when families cook and eat together. The work that forms identity.
Today my life looks very different. I have four children and a farm, and nothing about our life is quiet or controlled. Just yesterday my 10-year-old stood next to me making jam from blueberries and blackberries, and then we bottled homemade barbecue sauce. The younger kids ran barefoot around us, coming in and out of the kitchen like little barn swallows, leaving laughter, questions, and a trail of crumbs behind. It was chaotic, imperfect, and slow. Yet in the middle of the noise, I could feel something ancient. Something right.
Moments like that used to be normal. Today they are the exception, and that realization has been stirring something in me. It raises a difficult question that many people avoid because the answer is uncomfortable.
What changed? How did feeding our families become optional, inconvenient, or even burdensome? How did basic human skills become rare?
The more I look back, the more I land on a conclusion that people do not like to talk about. Women leaving the home during the era of second-wave feminism may be one of the primary root causes of America’s health crisis. And not only our health crisis, but a long list of problems I will not unravel in this article.
Before anyone gets upset, let me be clear. First-wave feminism was necessary. The right to vote, to own property, to have legal protection, and to make choices about our lives was essential. That was justice.
Second-wave feminism was different. It did not simply push for equal opportunity. It rewired the meaning of womanhood itself. Women were told that motherhood was optional, that homemaking was oppressive, and that feeding and caring for a family was beneath their potential. The message was that value existed outside the home, not within it.
And then came the promise that every little girl in my generation absorbed whether anyone said it out loud or not: You can have it all.
I often talk about the many little lies we are required to accept in order to function in modern life. But this particular lie is not little. It is enormous. We not only tell it to ourselves, we enforce it on other women. We applaud exhaustion and call it achievement. We normalize overwhelm and call it balance. We pretend the cost is invisible.
The truth is that the consequences are not just carried by women trying to be all things to all people. The consequences have spread across society. We are under-nurtured and under-fed, not only emotionally, but physically. A generation is growing up without real food, without family rhythm, and without the biological and cultural memory that cooking and eating together used to provide.
At the very same time women were being told their value was outside the home, industrial food companies were searching for their next market. After World War II, food manufacturing infrastructure was already in place for wartime rations. When the war ended, corporations needed somewhere to send those products. Working women were the perfect solution.
Convenience food was framed as freedom. Formula was sold as science. Frozen dinners were marketed as progress. Cooking was recast as outdated, unnecessary, or even foolish for any woman who wanted to be taken seriously.
Somewhere in a conference room someone figured out the psychology. If women could be convinced that preparing food for their families was a waste of potential, processed food would become the new normal.
And here we stand two generations later, staring at the consequences. Childhood chronic illness is now expected. Allergies and autoimmune disorders have exploded. People do not know how to cook simple meals. Children do not know where food comes from. And our dependence on corporations to feed us has become so normalized that most people don’t even recognize it as dependency.
We did not just lose nutrition. We lost connection, ritual, rhythm, identity, and agency.
I do not say any of this from a place of perfection. I am still the main financial provider for my family. Many of our meals come from the farm restaurant rather than my home kitchen. We rarely sit down at the same time to eat. I am still unwinding my own conditioning.
But even in the imperfection, I know the solution is not to shame women or to rewind history. The solution is to recognize what was lost and restore what matters. Even small steps matter. Grow something. Cook one real meal a week. Let children stir the pot, even if the mess slows everything down. Choose food from a person instead of a factory. Sit down together, even if it is only once in a while.
Because feeding the people we love has never been insignificant. It has always been one of the most important responsibilities of a family, a culture, and a society.
Perhaps the newest form of liberation is not escaping the work of the home, but reclaiming its meaning.
Tyler Durden
Sun, 11/16/2025 – 23:20
Washington y Flagg encabezan a Mavericks en victoria 138-133 en tiempo extra sobre los Trail Blazers
DALLAS (AP) — P.J. Washington Jr. y Cooper Flagg anotaron 21 puntos cada uno y se unieron en una canasta crucial al final del tiempo extra para ayudar a los Mavericks de Dallas a lograr una victoria de 138-133 sobre los Trail Blazers de Portland el domingo por la noche.
Dallas lideraba 130-129 con 1:39 restantes cuando Flagg capturó el rebote de un triple fallido de Shaedon Sharpe, de Portland, y entregó un pase de salida a Washington para una clavada durante una racha de 6-0 de Dallas.
Daniel Gafford sumó 20 unidades, incluidas siete en el tiempo extra, y fue uno de los siete jugadores de los Mavericks que anotaron doble dígito. Dallas (4-10) rompió una racha de tres derrotas consecutivas con la victoria.
Sharpe anotó un máximo de temporada de 36 tantos para los Trail Blazers (6-7), quienes han perdido cuatro de sus últimos cinco juegos. Deni Avdija anotó 29 antes de salir por faltas con 1:39 restantes en la jugada que resultó en que Gafford encestara dos tiros libres y pusiera a Dallas por delante definitivamente 130-129.
Jerami Grant de Portland anotó 26 puntos en su primera titularidad de la temporada en lugar de Jrue Holiday, quien se ausentó por molestias en la pantorrilla derecha.
Dallas encestó sus siete intentos de campo en el tiempo extra, todos de dos puntos.
Los Trail Blazers igualaron un máximo de temporada al capturar 22 rebotes ofensivos, siete de ellos por Donovan Clingan (11 rebotes en total), lo que resultó en una ventaja de 32-10 en puntos de segunda oportunidad.
Anthony Davis de los Mavericks se perdió su noveno juego consecutivo por una distensión en la pantorrilla izquierda.
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In Surprise Reversal, Trump Now Supports GOP Release Of Epstein Files
In Surprise Reversal, Trump Now Supports GOP Release Of Epstein Files
Less than 24 hours Days after President Donald Trump called Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a traitor and mocked Thomas Massie’s dead wife – because they were among four Republicans pushing for a House floor vote to force the DOJ to release the Epstein files, Trump – likely sensing he dun goofed, big time, reversed course Sunday night and now supports their release.
“As I said on Friday night aboard Air Force One to the Fake News Media, House Republicans should vote to release the Epstein files, because we have nothing to hide, and it’s time to move on from this Democrat Hoax perpetrated by Radical Left Lunatics,” Trump posted to Truth Social. “The Department of Justice has already turned over tens of thousands of pages to the Public on “Epstein,” are looking at various Democrat operatives (Bill Clinton, Reid Hoffman, Larry Summers, etc.) and their relationship to Epstein, and the House Oversight Committee can have whatever they are legally entitled to, I DON’T CARE!”
Except he cared enough to excommunicate Massie and MTG for wanting the public to know which elites were likely ensnared in a honeypot operation, while both Reps. have also been highly critical of Israeli influence in US politics. And based on widespread condemnation among the base, Trump clearly miscalculated.
Trump did the whole ‘release them, I don’t care’ thing earlier this year after failing to follow through on a core campaign promise, and instead giving a handful of influencers binders full of old information.
“Let’s start talking about the Republican Party’s Record Setting Achievements, and not fall into the Epstein “TRAP,” which is actually a curse on the Democrats, not us,” Trump’s ‘truth’ continues.
Following his attacks on Greene, Trump denied her claim that his criticism endangered her – and that he didn’t believe her when she said people are targeting her.
“I don’t think her life is in danger…I don’t think anybody cares about her,” Trump told reporters before boarding Air Force One on Sunday night for a return to Washington DC from Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
Greene, a U.S. House of Representatives member from Georgia who was long known as a Trump loyalist, has recently taken positions at odds with the president. She said on Saturday she has been contacted by private security firms warning about her safety and that harsh attacks against her have previously resulted in death threats.
She attributed her split with the president to her support for releasing records related to the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. -Reuters
Massie, meanwhile, cast doubt on the DOJ’s new investigation into Epstein’s ties to notable Democrats – calling it a “a last-ditch effort to prevent the release of the Epstein files.”
“So, this might be a big smokescreen, these investigations, to open a bunch of them to, as a last-ditch effort to prevent the release of the Epstein files,” Massie said, after Trump directed AG Pam Bondi and the FBI to look into Epstein’s relationship with former President Bill Clinton and various other Democrats – writing on Truth Social “This is another Russia, Russia, Russia Scam, with all arrows pointing to the Democrats.”
Meanwhile, Massie’s position has caused a rift between Trump supporters who seemingly don’t want the Epstein files released, and those who do want them released – with Pro vs. Anti Zionism seemingly the common denominator.
This is literally accurate, dude. You vote against the release of the files, you’re voting to protect pedophiles.
— Impure Hoonter 🇺🇸 ☭⃠ (@Bl00dOld) November 16, 2025
As we noted on Saturday, Massie isn’t just a signatory of the petition to release the files, but its principal champion, having introduced it this summer along with Democratic California Rep. Ro Khanna. When Speaker Mike Johnson finally brought the House back into session this week after nearly two months of idleness, Massie secured the required 218th signature on the Epstein-file discharge petition, a parliamentary avenue that overrides Johnson’s ability to determine which bills are voted upon. When the vote on Massie’s bill takes place on Tuesday, a far larger number of Republicans are expected to vote for it, rather than face subsequent attacks for voting to keep the Epstein files under wraps.
Trump’s announcement came days after the House Oversight Committee released tens of thousands of emails handed over by the Epstein estate – which made clear that Trump and Epstein were pals, had a falling out, and then Epstein started helping Democrats ‘get Trump’ – including texting in real time with lawmaker Stacey Plaskett (D-Virgin Islands) during a 2019 congressional hearing with Michael Cohen…
Plaskett, for those who didn’t know, previously served in the Virgin Islands government – helping to give Epstein tax benefits, and worked for Epstein’s fixer on the island before she was elected to Congress.
Also interesting – Trump weighed in on the controversy surrounding Tucker Carlson’s interview of “America First” host Nick Fuentes, saying “you can’t tell him who to interview… if he wants to interview Nick Fuentes, I don’t know much about him, but if he wants to do it, get the word out, let him… ultimately, people have to decide.”
NOW – Trump on Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes “you can’t tell him who to interview… if he wants to interview Nick Fuentes, I don’t know much about him, but if he wants to do it, get the word out, let him… ultimately, people have to decide.” pic.twitter.com/eFIlO1zR7v
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) November 17, 2025
Tyler Durden
Sun, 11/16/2025 – 23:14
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/stunning-reversal-trump-now-supports-gop-release-epstein-files
Review: ‘Chess’ on Broadway is ridiculously fun ’80s entertainment
NEW YORK — “Chess” had a crazy, ridiculous plot when I first saw it in London in 1986 and in the sizzlingly sexy new Broadway version starring Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher, the show ditches its decades-long attempts at serious musical rehab and leans into its own retro ridiculous, cheekily calling itself “our Cold War musical” with eyebrows archly raised and little contemporary anachronisms about Donald Trump and RFK Jr. seemingly inserted on a whim.
Even David Rockwell’s arch, self-aware set — basically a neon title, digital images of whatever, illuminated music stand and lots of little chess pieces — feels like part of book writer Tim Rice’s decades-long joke, telegraphing to audiences that the musical with perhaps the most loathsome group of characters ever written is, as the song goes, what it wants to be and where it wants to be. Again.
No other musical has featured chess grandmasters, a “second” to two rival players who happens to be sleeping with both of them, and even a pair of not-so-cuddly KGB and CIA agents. Each and every one of them out for themselves and not a moral conscience to be found anywhere in the Imperial Theatre.
Nobody cared much about all that ridiculousness in London back then (snobbier Broadway was another matter) and nobody will care much now, not with three powerhouse, love-triangle voices to belt out an anthemic score packed with knockout ballads that I for one have been listening to (at high volume) for nearly 40 years: “Someone Else’s Story,” “Pity the Child,” “Heaven Help My Heart,” “I Know Him So Well.”
I mean, with Michele, she of the flawless technique and ability to make half the audience think she is singing just to them? With Tveit, all sexy hair and plaintive notes? With Christopher, all Euro-angst landing right in the middle of every thrilling note?
Bryce Pinkham (The Arbiter) and the cast in “Chess” on Broadway at the Imperial Theatre in New York. (Matthew Murphy)
Come on. What better way do you have in mind to pass your leisure hours? Playing board games?
This just in: Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of ABBA knew how to write lasting pop songs. And if you’re sick of the peppier ones in “Mamma Mia!,” “Chess” has some classics of the genre, too.
Cynics among us will note that after all that pandemic-era talk of systemic change, “Chess” reveals how little Broadway actually has changed. Stars still sell. Songs still sell. Sex still sells. “Chess” cannot help but be “Chess.”
Before the absurd “One Night in Bangkok” Act 2 opener, one that would never be written today and that is famous for the immortal lyric, “I get my kicks above the waistline, sunshine,” the ensemble does not just dance in skimpy clothing. They jolt the post-intermission returnees by disrobing at breakneck speed in full view of the audience. Just to amp up the gestalt.
“My god, that was hot,” says the show’s narrator, very dryly played by Bryce Pinkham, presumably just in case the audience had not discerned the main point of Lorin Latarro’s choreography.
Aaron Tveit (Freddie Trumper) and cast in “Chess” on Broadway at the Imperial Theatre in New York. (Matthew Murphy)
There are no ensemble members with that “variety of body shapes and sizes” anywhere to be seen here, and if you are looking for moral righteousness, head elsewhere on 45th Street, folks. Director Michael Mayer knew what he was directing and, aside from casting the show perfectly, he just turned up the brightness and definition on what has always been a guilty musical pleasure.
This is the Broadway show of the fall that some will claim to dislike and yet most everyone will enjoy, even if that has to be in secret. Happily, that’s a match for one of the main themes of a 1980s musical that always saw geopolitics, even the dangers of nuclear proliferation, as games played by those who enjoyed the strategizing.
All of the performances are bravissimo or bravissima, and there’s an especially impressive turn here from Hannah Cruz, playing the estranged wife of the Russian chess god played by Christopher. That was a sour, throwaway role in the original, since the show was structured as a love triangle with the American (watched by a CIA minder played by Sean Allan Krill), the Russian (watched by a KGB minder played by Bradley Dean) and Florence (Michele), a Romanian of complex agendas.
But Cruz says a pox on all that and, despite her absence from the pic on the front of the program, she gives her character such a vocal and dramatic shove that “Chess” actually becomes a love quartet, which is the first time I have ever thought that.
That said, it is Michele who most people will have come to see and Mayer knows how to not rain on his star’s solo parade when it matters most. This mega-talent plants herself firmly in Italy or Thailand or Stockholm (who cares, since we’re really just in Broadway pastiche land?), and exceeds all expectations.
“Chess,” I should note, has a new surprise ending, its sentimentality suggesting that Rice has softened his acerbic self some in his older age, or maybe that was Danny Strong, who is credited with a new book, although surely Rice gave his nod. It’s asking way too much, given all that has gone before, for the audience to experience genuine pathos, let alone catharsis. But it’s also kind of perfect as a game-changer, just as long as you are all-in on the match.
At the Imperial Theatre, 249 W 45th St, New York; chessbroadway.com
Chris Jones is a Tribune critic.
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Dodgers adquieren al lanzador derecho de ligas menores Tyler Gough de los Marineros
LOS ÁNGELES (AP) — Los Dodgers de Los Ángeles adquirieron al lanzador derecho de ligas menores Tyler Gough de los Marineros de Seattle a cambio del también diestro dominicano Robinson Ortiz, anunciaron el domingo por la noche los equipos.
Gough, de 22 años, tuvo un récord de 7-4 con una efectividad de 4.33 en 23 aperturas para los Nuts de Modesto de Clase A Baja en 2024. No lanzó la temporada pasada debido a una lesión. A lo largo de dos temporadas con los Nuts, Gough tuvo un récord de 8-7 con una efectividad de 4.66 y 123 ponches en 125 entradas y un tercio. El lanzador derecho fue seleccionado por los Marineros en la novena ronda del draft amateur de 2022.
Ortiz, de 25 años, terminó la temporada 2025 con los Comets de Oklahoma City de Triple-A después de pasar partes de la campaña con los afiliados de Clase A Alta y Doble-A de los Dodgers. En 48 apariciones en ligas menores en 2025, Ortiz tuvo un récord de 5-2 con una efectividad de 3.19 y 72 ponches.
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Durant anota 35, Sengun 30 y 12 rebotes y Rockets vencen 117-113 a Magic en tiempo extra
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HOUSTON (AP) — Kevin Durant anotó 35 puntos, Alperen Sengun sumó 30 puntos y 12 rebotes para ayudar a los Rockets de Houston a remontar y lograr una victoria el domingo por la noche de 117-113 en tiempo extra sobre el Magic de Orlando.
Orlando lideraba por un punto cuando Amen Thompson puso a los Rockets al frente con una clavada asistida por Durant con menos de un minuto restante en el tiempo extra. Jabari Smith Jr. bloqueó una bandeja de Franz Wagner y el tiro en suspensión de Durant aumentó la ventaja a 113-110 con 9.2 segundos por jugar.
Wagner encestó dos tiros libres con 8.7 segundos por jugar, acercando al Magic a un punto. Pero, Reed Sheppard encestó dos tiros libres para Houston, ampliando la ventaja a 115-112 con 4.1 segundos restantes.
Wendell Carter Jr. encestó un tiro libre, pero fue sancionado por una violación de carril en el segundo intento, dejando a Houston liderando 115-113. Thompson encestó dos tiros libres después de eso para asegurar la cuarta victoria consecutiva de Houston.
Wagner anotó un máximo de la temporada de 29 puntos y Desmond Bane también estableció su máximo de la temporada con 26 puntos para liderar a los Magic en una noche en la que no contaron con Paolo Banchero y Jalen Suggs debido a lesiones en la ingle.
Los Rockets estuvieron detrás por hasta 11 puntos en el cuarto cuarto antes de usar una gran racha para volver al juego.
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McDermott dijo que Keon Coleman estuvo inactivo con Bills ante los Bucs por llegar tarde a una junta
Por JOHN WAWROW
ORCHARD PARK, Nueva York, EE.UU. (AP) — Keon Coleman está nuevamente en problemas con los Bills.
El receptor de segundo año fue descartado por razones disciplinarias por primera vez en su carrera después de llegar tarde a una junta del equipo, comentó el entrenador Sean McDermott tras la victoria de Buffalo por 44-32 sobre Tampa Bay el domingo.
Es la segunda vez esta temporada que McDermott envía un mensaje a Coleman, quien fue dejado en la banca durante la primera serie de la derrota 23-20 ante Nueva Inglaterra en la semana cinco, también por llegar tarde a una reunión.
“Sí, es decepcionante, pero todavía creo en el joven,” expresó McDermott. “Creo que aprenderá de esto. Se lo toma en serio y seguirá creciendo a partir de esto, y ese es el objetivo principal.”
El coach señaló que la infracción de Coleman ocurrió al final de la semana, lo que significó que el coordinador Joe Brady tuvo que ajustar su plan de juego.
“Simplemente tengo que ser mejor,” dijo Coleman después del partido. “No puedes cometer ese tipo de errores. Eres un profesional.”
Coleman también enfrentó medidas disciplinarias en la semana tres de su temporada de novato el año pasado, cuando observó el primer cuarto de una victoria 47-10 sobre Jacksonville desde la línea lateral.
“Ahora está en el punto de mira, y necesita presentarse y dar la cara por nosotros,” afirmó el tackle izquierdo Dion Dawkins. “El pasado ya quedó atrás, y es hora de que madure. Y él lo sabe.”
Con Coleman fuera, los Bills intentaron revitalizar un juego aéreo inconsistente elevando a Gabe Davis desde el equipo de práctica y firmando a Mecole Hardman para el roster activo. Buffalo también dio la bienvenida al receptor Joshua Palmer, quien regresó después de perderse tres juegos por una lesión en el tobillo.
Coleman fue la principal selección de Buffalo en el draft de 2024 como la primera elección de la segunda ronda. Su desempeño ha sido irregular esta temporada.
Aunque anotó un touchdown en la derrota 30-13 ante Miami el fin de semana pasado, solo atrapó tres de los ocho pases lanzados en su dirección.
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‘Freak Accident’: 13 Injured In Aussie Demolition Derby Crash
‘Freak Accident’: 13 Injured In Aussie Demolition Derby Crash
A pall has been cast over a small country town after 13 people were injured when a demolition derby car ploughed into spectators in a “freak accident.”
Emergency services descended on Walcha’s showgrounds, 90km from Tamworth in NSW, after a crash at the weekend Walcha Motorcycle Rally.
An on-track collision in the demolition derby sent a speedway car with a 27-year-old driver crashing through the fence and into a mobile grandstand, NSW police said.
Thirteen people were injured in the crash.
Two were flown to John Hunter Hospital in a critical condition—a man in his 50s suffered spinal and hip injuries and a man in his 30s had a head injury.
A hospital spokesman told AAP on Sunday morning the condition of the men had improved to serious but stable.
The 11 other victims, aged 20 to 75, were transported to hospitals in Armidale, Tamworth and Walcha.
Six had serious injuries.
🚨🇦🇺Speedway Crash Australia
A mass casualty incident was declared after 9 people were injured when a demolition derby car crashed through a fence into a grandstand at Walcha, NSW.
One person is in critical condition. Police have opened an investigation into the incident. pic.twitter.com/Evpg5meLG4
— Chyno News (@ChynoNews) November 15, 2025
Walcha Council Mayor Eric Noakes said some of those injured were locals.
“I’m up at the showground now and it’s a pretty solemn place,” he told AAP on Sunday.
“Nobody expected this outcome out of a thing like this.
“We’re a very small community … council’s and the community’s thoughts are with the affected people and their families.”
Noakes, who was at home at the time of the crash due to heavy rain, described it as a “freak accident”.
“Freak accidents happen,” he said.
“Not excusing it but you never see these things coming.”
In addition to the demolition derby, the annual rally features a motorcycle street procession, barrel racing, a show and shine, and postie bike events.
The event’s future is set to face scrutiny, with the mayor confirming council will review its position.
“It’s been a five-year event but things like this—we’ll certainly reassess our position,” Noakes said.
“I’m only the mayor and don’t understand a lot of what sits behind reassessing it and our risk analysis.
“That‘ll be something we’ll look at.”
Federal MP for New England Barnaby Joyce and state MP for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan sent their thoughts to those injured and praised the efforts of emergency workers and bystanders.
“Thank you to all the off-duty nurses and first responders who immediately dropped everything to help the injured in the storm,” the former deputy prime minister wrote on social media.
“Such a sad end to such a great event.”
Tyler Durden
Sun, 11/16/2025 – 22:10
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/freak-accident-13-injured-aussie-demolition-derby-crash
