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Stacker ranked each state first by the percentage of residents who identify as liberals and then by the percentage of the state’s voters who voted for Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, using data from Gallup, 270toWin, and the Cook Political Report’s 2020 National Popular Vote Tracker. For more galleries visit Stacker .

The hunger may have fizzled out in April, but Colliton was correct in saying the kids got their opportunities. Several rookies opened eyes, namely Suter, Kevin Lankinen, Ian Mitchell, Philipp Kurashev and Wyatt Kalynuk. DeBrincat stood out as the team’s most exciting player, and Kane continued to play with the enthusiasm and elan he showed during his mullet-wearing days.

Baffert, who wins a lot of very important horse races, also is incredibly unlucky, it appears. According to the Louisville Courier-Journal, 31 of Baffert’s horses — including a whopping five in the 12-month period that ended on Derby Day last weekend — have been flagged for medical violations. Gamine, which finished third in last year’s Kentucky Oaks race, was disqualified after testing for betamethasone and its owners had to hand back their winnings.

Stacker ranked each state first by the percentage of residents who identify as liberals and then by the percentage of the state’s voters who voted for Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, using data from Gallup, 270toWin, and the Cook Political Report’s 2020 National Popular Vote Tracker. For more galleries visit Stacker .

As sports TV rights costs have gone up (and ratings have gone down), ESPN has been relentlessly cost-cutting everywhere else. The company cut 500 jobs in one round of layoffs just last year, the latest of several rounds the last few years as the network concentrates its spending on a few big-ticket names and items.

“Quite simply, Chris Berman has personified ESPN’s success for more than four decades,” Norby Williamson, ESPN’s executive vice president and executive editor, said in a statement. “Fans respond to his authentic love of sports, his ability to savor and capture the big moments, and his on-air style that reminds us how live games can truly be equal parts essential and fun. We are delighted Boomer’s magical ride at ESPN will continue for years to come.”