Claims extracted
28
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 28 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
3
Sports
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
John Harbaugh does not sound interested in diagnosing the body language of Malik Nabers.
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Harbaugh → sound → Nabers
That became a hot topic on the Fox broadcast during the Giants’ 19-11 victory over the Eagles as an emotional Nabers looked increasingly frustrated as the offense was struggling in the first half.
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offense → become → half
“His body language has been terrible today,’’ play-by-play man Joe Davis said early in the fourth quarter as the cameras showed Nabers waving his arm after a pass from J.J. McCarthy sailed behind the intended target.
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pass → say → target
“It’s just not good,’’ added analyst Greg Olsen, a former standout NFL tight end.
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Olsen → ’ → ?
“If you really don’t know the person or you don’t know the dynamic or you don’t know the circumstances or who the person’s talking to, especially if you’re judging through a TV screen, how do you have any idea what the application is and how do you judge it?
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you → know → it
’’ Harbaugh said Monday.
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Harbaugh → say → ?
“It’s really hard to judge it, make a judgment on it.
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It → ’ → it
That’s good, bad, especially to say good or bad.
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That → ’ → ?
I don’t think that really even makes any sense to me.
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that → think → me
And then you don’t really know the person, you don’t know the relationship between the people.
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you → know → people
So I try to stay out of all that and probably good advice for others too.
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I → try → others
Nabers finished with five receptions for 43 yards.
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Nabers → finish → yards
Later in the broadcast, Olsen again mentioned Nabers’ body language, this time in more nuanced terms.
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Olsen → mention → terms
“Yeah, listen,” Olsen said, “there’s a fine line.
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Olsen → listen → ?
I played with a lot of really good wide receivers.
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I → play → receivers
There’s never been a great wide receiver who hasn’t demanded the ball.
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who → demand → ball
That kind of comes with the territory.
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kind → come → territory
It just can never cross that it feels like it takes away from the success of your teammates.
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it → cross → teammates
So when your teammate catches a wide-open touchdown, you need to be the happiest guy on the field.
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you → catch → field
So that’s the fine line.
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that → ’ → ?
He’s a talented, young, really good player.
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He → ’ → ?
He’s just got to keep it in check.
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He → get → check
Kick returner Charlie Jones, playing with a protective wrap on his injured right thumb, muffed a punt against the Eagles, but Harbaugh believes that miscue was more about Jones misjudging the ball than the injury to his hand.
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Jones → play → hand
“It wasn’t thumb related if that’s what you’re asking,’’ Harbaugh said.
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Harbaugh → relate → what
The Nov. 22 game with the Jaguars at MetLife Stadium is flexed to a 4:25 p.m. kickoff.
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game → flex → kickoff
That game was originally scheduled for a 1 p.m. start.
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game → schedule → start
The Giants are requesting that fans wear white for Thursday night’s game to create a “White Out’’ environment.
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fans → request → environment
The team will be wearing its Vintage White uniforms.
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team → wear → uniforms
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