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Dusty Baker Plays the Long Game

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By Charles Bethea 
| The New Yorker
The baseball legend Dusty Baker, who once wanted to be a journalist, has always had a knack for being in the right place at the right time. Age nineteen: Baker spots Jimi Hendrix on the streets of San Francisco, and the two share a joint. In his twenties: stands in the batter’s box as his Atlanta Braves teammate Hank Aaron hits his seven-hundred-and-fifteenth homer. Thirties: takes cover in Candlestick Park when the World Series earthquake strikes.
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A Prison Escape in Georgia

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By Charles Bethea 
| The New Yorker
A few years ago, I reported the story of a Georgia man named Arthur Lee Cofield, Jr., who stole more money while behind bars—at least fifteen million dollars—than any other known inmate in American history. Cofield, who is short and stocky, with a tattoo on his neck that reads “Laugh now, cry later,” grew up in a suburb southeast of Atlanta, in modest circumstances.
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Steve Kerr: Warriors Exit Would Be 'Easy Decision' If Steph Curry, Draymond Green Were Retiring

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By Charles Bethea 
| Basketball RealGM
Steve Kerr remains undecided if he will return as head coach of the Golden State Warriors next season and admitted in a lengthy and personal interview with the New Yorker that the decision is complicated by the fact that Stephen Curry and Draymond Green are continuing their careers. The Warriors last won a championship in 2022 and have won just two playoff series in two of the past four seasons as they've missed the playoffs altogether in the other two seasons.
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