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Kaepernick Hands Out Suits Outside of the NY State Parole Offices (Photos) This is the guy that the NFL compared to Rae Carruth and said they want to punish.

This is who the NFL said is a distraction.

It is good to see that Kaepernick NFL job or not, is still doing what he promised to do and that is make the community a better place.

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Women are still making contributions to the game of baseball.

Pro Baseball Team Makes History By Adding Two Female Players To Roster For the first time since the 1950s, a professional baseball team will field both male and female players. Kelsie Whitmore and Stacy Piagno will debut for the Sonoma Stompers of the independent Paci…

NBA Draft 2016! Who is watching?! 🏀📺

The top 10 picks of the 2016 are in!

With an early deficit and a controversy to navigate, LeBron James’ back-to-back 40 point games have propelled the Cleveland Cavaliers into a 3-3 series tie with the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals. With Game 7 approaching (Sunday, June 19, at 8 p.m. ET, ABC), following the Cavs 115-101 victory last night, no one is more excited than “The Land” super fan, Jacqui Sparks. Sparks, 23, of Rocky River, Ohio believes a professional sports championship for Cleveland is important for two reasons: It would end a 52-year drought/curse and bring business, talent, and a new beginning to the city. “I have been a Cavs fan for as long as I can remember. I have lived in the suburbs right outside of Cleveland my whole life and have grown up loving all Cleveland sports — even though it is not easy!”

Sparks’ favorite Cavs memory is James’ 2009 buzzer-beater against the Orlando Magic to win Game 2. The game was tied at 93, and with nine seconds left, Hedo Turkoglu (Magic) hit a two-point shot with one second remaining. Mo Williams inbounded the ball to LeBron, and he hit a three-point shot for the win. “Even though we lost the series that shot was incredible to witness,” she says.

“LeBron means so much to Cleveland because he is one of us. The rest of the country couldn't understand our pain when he left,” she says. “We didn't just lose a basketball player; we lost a fellow Clevelander who had suffered along with us.”

Pictured below: Sparks (right), attends a recent Cavs game with sister Nicole (left) and friend Leah Bork (middle).

Let’s just say we got really distracted while doing our research for an upcoming story on where to the find the best fan gear for your pet.