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Man so much drama for former Los Angeles Dodgers star Yasiel Puig who's had really an odd life but before we go there let's start with this current new issue as he pleaded guilty to lying to federal agents about an illegal gambling operation,   the Department of Justice said on Monday night . Yasiel  Puig pleaded guilty to one count of making false statements to federal authorities, which carries a sentence of up to five years in prison. He also agreed to pay a fine of at least $55,000.  Puig, the DOJ said, started placing bets on sporting events through a third party in May 2019. That third party allegedly worked for an illegal gambling business run by Wayne Joseph Nix. A month later, officials said, he owed Nix's company $282,900 in gambling losses. The 31-year-old, who spent seven seasons with the Dodgers and parts of one season in both Cincinnati and Cleveland, is currently playing in the Korean Baseball Organization. He is due in court next on Tuesday. After paying off

So I Remember opening day 1993 my dad and I were sitting there as they called the named out to the opening day line up... We had a great time that year watching the Marlins even when they were not that good. Now Chuck Carr was brought in a few weeks in when Scott Pose, and Junior Felix both fixxeled and Nigel Wilson didn't seem ready. They revamped and not many cared we just were loving that we had MLB down in the MIA! One day Chuck Carr makes a spectacular play in CF and as he looks dead pan into the camera he gives this bigger than life smile which told the rest of the story on how he felt after the catch. He became a house hold favorite not just here but the entire league for a while it looked like he was headed for big things as he won the Stolen Bases crown and eveything. I'm not sure what happened to him but he was a heck of an enjoyable player to watch run down balls in CF while in a Marlins Uniform... Well he was 55 when he passed away just now and this brings me bac

Please help support the lawsuits and criminal complaints that are being filed by The Election Oversight Group by donating   here . The Election Oversight Group, which has  been  investigating  and  documenting  Georgia’s election problems since the 2020 General Election, has provided The Gateway Pundit with more evidence that our election system should not be trusted.  This time, it’s direct from Texas but has implications and evidence of occurrences in many other jurisdictions. In a shocking video that seems to confirm many of the things we knew but couldn’t prove, poll workers in Dallas, Tx captured the number of checked-in voters on their poll pads  jumping higher and higher right before polls closed .  The poll pads are used to check in voters and are the electronic version of the paper “voter roll”, which also keeps a running tally of the number of voters who have been “checked in” on that particular device.  While we only have confirmation of this one precinct because of the vide

Leo Anthony Gallagher Jr., best known by his stage name Gallagher, who became notorious for his “sledge-o-matic” comedy routine, wherein he destroyed watermelons with a mallet, has died at 76. The news was confirmed to TMZ by Gallagher’s longtime manager, who specified that he died of massive organ failure on November 11 while in hospice care in Palm Springs. His death follows a long battle with multiple health issues, including numerous heart attacks, one of which he suffered onstage in Minnesota in 2011. Gallagher is survived by his two children, Aimee and Barnaby. “Gallagher stayed on the road touring America for decades. He was pretty sure he held a record for the most stand-up dates, by attrition alone,” Gallagher’s representative told TMZ. “While Gallagher had his detractors, he was an undeniable talent and an American success story.” Gallagher, who was born in North Carolina, was a comedy institution who honed his act at the Comedy Store in L.A. and got his first mainstream brea

This is news I never wanted to report my friends but one of greatest voice over actors EVER just left us the iconic, Kevin Conroy! Iconic eh hardly a big enough words for how he voiced the role of "Batman." The "Voice Actor," and way to young. He dies at 66 His voice career as the Caped Crusader spanned 30 years, beginning with Batman: The Animated Series Kevin Conroy, who spent decades working as the voice of Batman in television, films, and video games, has died at the age of 66. Warner Bros. confirms his death this morning. Conroy first lent his voice to Bruce Wayne and Batman in 1992's Batman: The Animated Series. He would go on to voice the brooding Gotham hero in 15 films, 400 episodes of TV, as well as video games. “Kevin was far more than an actor whom I had the pleasure of casting and directing—he was a dear friend for 30+ years whose kindness and generous spirit knew no boundaries,” casting and dialogue director Andrea Romano tells The Hollywood Report