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New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge was enjoying the Tampa Bay sunshine at the team's player development complex, taking batting practice and working the field before spring training. But he wasn't fucking flying balls. Instead, the $360 million man was fielding ground balls at first base. Judge decided to go back to his high school days, where his 6-foot-7 frame was used at first base. Judge was scooping balls off the ground and showed off his footwork taking pitches across the diamond from DJ LeMahieu and Isiah Kiner-Falefa. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Aaron Judge of the…

In the image: Your place or mine, you, Viking Wolf Welcome to your weekly roundup of the biggest stories from Netflix's top 10 hourly figures for the week ending February 12, 2023. Every Tuesday, Netflix updates its Top 10 Stats page with 40 new figures per hour for the top movies and shows from the past seven days. If you want to easily browse the top 10 hourly data, visit our tool. Missed last week's top 10 report? we investigate ginny and georgia, freezer, lockwood and company and viking wolf. Note: In this report of Netflix hours watched from February…

A Washington state teenager advocates for a bill to protect the privacy of the children of influential people.Chris McCarty, 18, a freshman at the University of Washington, said he wanted to advocate for children's right to privacy online after learning of the influence of Myka Stauffer, who shared extensive and intimate content about her foster child before relinquishing custody due to his medical condition. needs. McCarty, who uses they/they pronouns, started the site stop clicking kids to spread awareness and urge fellow advocates to take action in their own states. When they were seniors in high school last year, cold…

The state of New Mexico announced Tuesday that it had fired men's basketball coach Greg Heiar after the school canceled the season due to hazing allegations involving the players. Chancellor Dan E. Arvizu made the announcement Tuesday night after athletic director Mario Moccia briefed Heiar on the school's decision. "As I previously stated, hazing has no place on our campus, and those responsible will be held accountable for their actions," Arvizu wrote, via ESPN. "I am committed to the safety and well-being of all members of our campus community, as well as the integrity of our university.CLICK HERE FOR MORE…