Roundup: Jorge Masvidal Knocked Dry; Brief History of Unsolved Mysteries; New York Knicks Keep Winning
By Kyle Koster

Biden administration recognizes Armenian genocide ... Japanese man arrested after dating 35 women at the same time in bid to 'get birthday presents' ... ABC's Wild World of Sports debuted 60 years ago, changed the landscape ... Nomadland paints a narrow picture ... The Kyle Pitts hype train is traveling 110 mph ... Caron Butler's mission ... Scott Rudin does not seem like a joy to work with ... LSU plans to ban Derrius Guice ... The Detroit Tigers couldn't hit their way out of a paper bag ... What's next for Daniel Kaluuya ... Ron DeSantis potentially laying the groundwork for a presidential run ... Atlanta is now the 7th-largest media market in the country ...
A brief history of Unsolved Mysteries. [Mental Floss]
What if the New York Knicks never stop winning? [Wall Street Journal]
Mets fans have already grown disenchanted with Francisco Lindor. [The Big Lead]
UFC 261 was one of the most exciting events in the series' history, culminating in this.
UNDISPUTED. #UFC261 pic.twitter.com/SKKDvO2QMN
— UFC (@ufc) April 25, 2021
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