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Este Jefe De La Policía va a dejar a Guzmán Fermín pareciendo un niño de teta en comparación. Incluso antes del acto horrendo cometido este fin de semana.
Duncan Sheik, Who Traded Pop Stardom for Broadway, Dies at 56
nytimes.com/2026/09/18/arts/music/duncan-shei...

It's the worst when trade deadlines are about to hit, and you see what the Dodgers are doing. Oh well. At least we got to see Boston get fleeced lol.
I saw the parade from the corner of Fulton and Broadway. Some friends were down the street, but it may as well have been another zip code. Doesn't matter. Everyone was a friend last Thursday. Everyone grew up on the same block. "Knicks in 5" chants on the train towards downtown. Made it home in time to see the City Hall ceremony while carrying my 3-month-old in his Knicks onesie to see that greatest victory speech ever delivered by Mamdani. This whole playoff run had the city united in a way that I hadn't witnessed since 2 days after 9/11. It's so dope walking down the street and saying "Knicks in 5" to anyone wearing Knicks gear and the big ass smile on their faces. Summer '26. We're here.
I'm going to the game tomorrow. It's the most surreal feeling, given what we've been through over the last 30+ years. The last time we had a genuine chance was that '94 final...I was 8 years old. I cried in the bathroom so no one would see me. The last time I felt the city this united was literally 9/11. This "We're all in this together" vibe. It goes beyond politics. My friend, the season ticket holder that sold me his accompanying ticket at face value, will be to my right. Idk who will be to my left nor who the fuck they voted for. I know they'll be a Knicks fan, and we're in this together. Right now, that's all that matters. We can argue about the other part when the series is over. I'm s
I'm going to the game tomorrow. It's the most surreal feeling, given what we've been through over the last 30+ years. The last time we had a genuine chance was that '94 final. The last time I felt the city this united was literally 9/11. This "We're all in this together" vibe. It goes beyond politics. My friend, the season ticket holder that sold me his accompanying ticket at face value, will be to my right. Idk who will be to my left nor who the fuck they voted for. I know they'll be a Knicks fan, and we're in this together. Right now, that's all that matters. We can argue about the other part when the series is over. I'm still shaking over the fact that the little kid that cried in the bat
That's it.



