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nmarf16 t1_jddgooi wrote
I don’t understand why you guys are downvoting this, CBS posted their own article and summarized it on Reddit. I for one like this idea
slapshots1515 t1_jdglibr wrote
Saves all the people that read the headline and not the article
puppycatisselfish t1_jdhf3zj wrote
Agreed. My adhd sighed in relief as I got to pay attention to a condensed version of an article. I sure do like summarized reads
Gleasure03 t1_jdd8r9c wrote
CBS News posting their articles in relevant subreddits is honestly genius marketing
HardKnockRiffe t1_jddngpv wrote
Absolutely. They're just adapting to the changing landscape of how younger audiences ingest their news/media. They're doing it transparently, too (username is CBSnews), instead of shilling like most other companies, which is cool.
scruffles360 t1_jdfyqm0 wrote
With a readable summary too. I wish NYT or other subscription papers would do this
bossmt_2 t1_jdf9fi7 wrote
Ali Krieger was always a favorite of mine. SHe was a strong gritty defender.
SingShredCode t1_jdfc3l9 wrote
She still is! She’ll beast for one more year. We’re lucky to have her!
retrograderevolution t1_jdehfve wrote
Legend!
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thrillingcat t1_jdkin6b wrote
But she’s not a guy
FlyingAshtray45 t1_jdg64s8 wrote
Can anyone identify the tattoo just above and to the left of her pussy?
DolourousEdd t1_jdds8uh wrote
Yes, very "star"
Nautical26 t1_jde0g3u wrote
And how many Olympics have you been an athlete in? How many world championships have you won? If you don’t have something nice to say then don’t speak at all.
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AlphaElectricX t1_jdgeple wrote
To be fair if he was allowed to compete in women’s soccer, he’s probably have a decent shot.
CBSnews OP t1_jdd6qqy wrote
Here's a preview of the story:
Ali Krieger, a soccer star known for her impressive defensive skills and leadership on and off the field, announced on "CBS Mornings" Thursday that she is retiring from professional soccer.
"This is the right time for me," she said. "I've given so much to the game, and I've gotten a lot in return. But I feel it. My body also feels it."
Krieger has been an integral part of U.S. women's soccer for more than a decade, making more than 100 appearances with the U.S. Women's National Team. She currently plays for Gotham FC, a member of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) — and plans to retire at the end of the league's season.
In her final season, she has a last chance to win a title that has eluded her.
"I see the 2023 season as an opportunity to celebrate with our fans and my fellow players, but make no mistake - my entire focus is on winning the NWSL championship with Gotham FC," Krieger said in a news release.
Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ali-krieger-soccer-star-announces-retirement/