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20200 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Peter Parker is often the most financially strapped among his Avengers buddies, and frequently the loneliest, too. Those are recognizable traits among many young people, even those without radioactive-spider powers. When you’re growing up and trying to figure out the world, it’s easy to feel lost and isolated. But feelings of loneliness spike during the holidays, meaning that there’s a good chance you’ll feel even more like Peter Parker when late November rolls around.
It’s what makes the Thanksgiving scene in the 2002 Spider-Man film so engaging. That whole movie is an exercise in heart-on-your-sleeve sweetness. Everyone who’s seen it knows the Thanksgiving dinner rapidly descends into chaos, with Norman Osborn ominously sticking his fingers into Aunt May’s sweet-potato casserole, figuring out Spider-Man’s secret identity, and delivering a grossly sexist diatribe to his son Harry, leaving Harry and Mary Jane at odds with each other. Aunt May and Peter clearly wind up with a ton of leftovers after everyone else storms out. |
20201 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Those are recognizable traits among many young people, even those without radioactive-spider powers. When you’re growing up and trying to figure out the world, it’s easy to feel lost and isolated. But feelings of loneliness spike during the holidays, meaning that there’s a good chance you’ll feel even more like Peter Parker when late November rolls around.
It’s what makes the Thanksgiving scene in the 2002 Spider-Man film so engaging. That whole movie is an exercise in heart-on-your-sleeve sweetness. Everyone who’s seen it knows the Thanksgiving dinner rapidly descends into chaos, with Norman Osborn ominously sticking his fingers into Aunt May’s sweet-potato casserole, figuring out Spider-Man’s secret identity, and delivering a grossly sexist diatribe to his son Harry, leaving Harry and Mary Jane at odds with each other. Aunt May and Peter clearly wind up with a ton of leftovers after everyone else storms out.
But for Peter, who’s just lost his Uncle Ben and has been facing the initial trials of being Spider-Man, there’s a nice moment of personal respite at the opening of that scene, where he walks into a room where he knows he’s loved, bearing an offering of cranberry sauce,. |
20202 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
It’s what makes the Thanksgiving scene in the 2002 Spider-Man film so engaging. That whole movie is an exercise in heart-on-your-sleeve sweetness. Everyone who’s seen it knows the Thanksgiving dinner rapidly descends into chaos, with Norman Osborn ominously sticking his fingers into Aunt May’s sweet-potato casserole, figuring out Spider-Man’s secret identity, and delivering a grossly sexist diatribe to his son Harry, leaving Harry and Mary Jane at odds with each other. Aunt May and Peter clearly wind up with a ton of leftovers after everyone else storms out.
But for Peter, who’s just lost his Uncle Ben and has been facing the initial trials of being Spider-Man, there’s a nice moment of personal respite at the opening of that scene, where he walks into a room where he knows he’s loved, bearing an offering of cranberry sauce,. Sure, everyone in that room is trying to hold things together. |
20203 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
It’s what makes the Thanksgiving scene in the 2002 Spider-Man film so engaging. That whole movie is an exercise in heart-on-your-sleeve sweetness. Everyone who’s seen it knows the Thanksgiving dinner rapidly descends into chaos, with Norman Osborn ominously sticking his fingers into Aunt May’s sweet-potato casserole, figuring out Spider-Man’s secret identity, and delivering a grossly sexist diatribe to his son Harry, leaving Harry and Mary Jane at odds with each other. Aunt May and Peter clearly wind up with a ton of leftovers after everyone else storms out.
But for Peter, who’s just lost his Uncle Ben and has been facing the initial trials of being Spider-Man, there’s a nice moment of personal respite at the opening of that scene, where he walks into a room where he knows he’s loved, bearing an offering of cranberry sauce,. Sure, everyone in that room is trying to hold things together. Mary Jane wants to impress Norman, Harry wants to impress Norman and Mary Jane, Peter loves Mary Jane but doesn’t dare hurt Harry, and Aunt May is finishing what’s presumably a dope turkey, in an attempt to care for all of them. |
20204 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Aunt May and Peter clearly wind up with a ton of leftovers after everyone else storms out.
But for Peter, who’s just lost his Uncle Ben and has been facing the initial trials of being Spider-Man, there’s a nice moment of personal respite at the opening of that scene, where he walks into a room where he knows he’s loved, bearing an offering of cranberry sauce,. Sure, everyone in that room is trying to hold things together. Mary Jane wants to impress Norman, Harry wants to impress Norman and Mary Jane, Peter loves Mary Jane but doesn’t dare hurt Harry, and Aunt May is finishing what’s presumably a dope turkey, in an attempt to care for all of them.
It’s the trying that counts: Life can be hard, weird, and cruel, but while sitting down for a meal with our nearest and dearest, maybe for at least a little while, we won’t need to have it all figured out.
Not all Spider-Man Thanksgiving dinners end up falling apart, and some succeed in reminding Peter that he isn’t alone. |
20205 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
But for Peter, who’s just lost his Uncle Ben and has been facing the initial trials of being Spider-Man, there’s a nice moment of personal respite at the opening of that scene, where he walks into a room where he knows he’s loved, bearing an offering of cranberry sauce,. Sure, everyone in that room is trying to hold things together. Mary Jane wants to impress Norman, Harry wants to impress Norman and Mary Jane, Peter loves Mary Jane but doesn’t dare hurt Harry, and Aunt May is finishing what’s presumably a dope turkey, in an attempt to care for all of them.
It’s the trying that counts: Life can be hard, weird, and cruel, but while sitting down for a meal with our nearest and dearest, maybe for at least a little while, we won’t need to have it all figured out.
Not all Spider-Man Thanksgiving dinners end up falling apart, and some succeed in reminding Peter that he isn’t alone. The first season of The Spectacular Spider-Man ends with a bang: One of Peter’s closest pals, Eddie Brock, has become Venom, and has threatened everyone Peter holds dear. |
20206 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Sure, everyone in that room is trying to hold things together. Mary Jane wants to impress Norman, Harry wants to impress Norman and Mary Jane, Peter loves Mary Jane but doesn’t dare hurt Harry, and Aunt May is finishing what’s presumably a dope turkey, in an attempt to care for all of them.
It’s the trying that counts: Life can be hard, weird, and cruel, but while sitting down for a meal with our nearest and dearest, maybe for at least a little while, we won’t need to have it all figured out.
Not all Spider-Man Thanksgiving dinners end up falling apart, and some succeed in reminding Peter that he isn’t alone. The first season of The Spectacular Spider-Man ends with a bang: One of Peter’s closest pals, Eddie Brock, has become Venom, and has threatened everyone Peter holds dear. This comes just after Peter himself was infected by the symbiote, and went through the now-iconic throes of pushing everyone away. |
20207 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Mary Jane wants to impress Norman, Harry wants to impress Norman and Mary Jane, Peter loves Mary Jane but doesn’t dare hurt Harry, and Aunt May is finishing what’s presumably a dope turkey, in an attempt to care for all of them.
It’s the trying that counts: Life can be hard, weird, and cruel, but while sitting down for a meal with our nearest and dearest, maybe for at least a little while, we won’t need to have it all figured out.
Not all Spider-Man Thanksgiving dinners end up falling apart, and some succeed in reminding Peter that he isn’t alone. The first season of The Spectacular Spider-Man ends with a bang: One of Peter’s closest pals, Eddie Brock, has become Venom, and has threatened everyone Peter holds dear. This comes just after Peter himself was infected by the symbiote, and went through the now-iconic throes of pushing everyone away. Aunt May has just gotten out of the hospital, and even noted jerk “Flash” Thompson has given Peter hell for how awful he’s been acting. |
20208 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
It’s the trying that counts: Life can be hard, weird, and cruel, but while sitting down for a meal with our nearest and dearest, maybe for at least a little while, we won’t need to have it all figured out.
Not all Spider-Man Thanksgiving dinners end up falling apart, and some succeed in reminding Peter that he isn’t alone. The first season of The Spectacular Spider-Man ends with a bang: One of Peter’s closest pals, Eddie Brock, has become Venom, and has threatened everyone Peter holds dear. This comes just after Peter himself was infected by the symbiote, and went through the now-iconic throes of pushing everyone away. Aunt May has just gotten out of the hospital, and even noted jerk “Flash” Thompson has given Peter hell for how awful he’s been acting.
Peter, attempting to make things right, opts to cook the Thanksgiving meal all by himself, but mostly succeeds in ruining the kitchen. |
20209 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
It’s the trying that counts: Life can be hard, weird, and cruel, but while sitting down for a meal with our nearest and dearest, maybe for at least a little while, we won’t need to have it all figured out.
Not all Spider-Man Thanksgiving dinners end up falling apart, and some succeed in reminding Peter that he isn’t alone. The first season of The Spectacular Spider-Man ends with a bang: One of Peter’s closest pals, Eddie Brock, has become Venom, and has threatened everyone Peter holds dear. This comes just after Peter himself was infected by the symbiote, and went through the now-iconic throes of pushing everyone away. Aunt May has just gotten out of the hospital, and even noted jerk “Flash” Thompson has given Peter hell for how awful he’s been acting.
Peter, attempting to make things right, opts to cook the Thanksgiving meal all by himself, but mostly succeeds in ruining the kitchen. No worries — Gwen Stacy and her father, along with a recuperating Aunt May and her doctor, all help out, and the episode concludes with a pleasant dinner. |
20210 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Not all Spider-Man Thanksgiving dinners end up falling apart, and some succeed in reminding Peter that he isn’t alone. The first season of The Spectacular Spider-Man ends with a bang: One of Peter’s closest pals, Eddie Brock, has become Venom, and has threatened everyone Peter holds dear. This comes just after Peter himself was infected by the symbiote, and went through the now-iconic throes of pushing everyone away. Aunt May has just gotten out of the hospital, and even noted jerk “Flash” Thompson has given Peter hell for how awful he’s been acting.
Peter, attempting to make things right, opts to cook the Thanksgiving meal all by himself, but mostly succeeds in ruining the kitchen. No worries — Gwen Stacy and her father, along with a recuperating Aunt May and her doctor, all help out, and the episode concludes with a pleasant dinner. There are no big turns or twists, aside from Aunt May revealing that she’s publishing a cookbook. It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. |
20211 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
The first season of The Spectacular Spider-Man ends with a bang: One of Peter’s closest pals, Eddie Brock, has become Venom, and has threatened everyone Peter holds dear. This comes just after Peter himself was infected by the symbiote, and went through the now-iconic throes of pushing everyone away. Aunt May has just gotten out of the hospital, and even noted jerk “Flash” Thompson has given Peter hell for how awful he’s been acting.
Peter, attempting to make things right, opts to cook the Thanksgiving meal all by himself, but mostly succeeds in ruining the kitchen. No worries — Gwen Stacy and her father, along with a recuperating Aunt May and her doctor, all help out, and the episode concludes with a pleasant dinner. There are no big turns or twists, aside from Aunt May revealing that she’s publishing a cookbook. It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. Peter even gets a kiss from Gwen on his porch, a sequence conducted with a John Hughes sense of satisfying romantic flair. |
20212 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
This comes just after Peter himself was infected by the symbiote, and went through the now-iconic throes of pushing everyone away. Aunt May has just gotten out of the hospital, and even noted jerk “Flash” Thompson has given Peter hell for how awful he’s been acting.
Peter, attempting to make things right, opts to cook the Thanksgiving meal all by himself, but mostly succeeds in ruining the kitchen. No worries — Gwen Stacy and her father, along with a recuperating Aunt May and her doctor, all help out, and the episode concludes with a pleasant dinner. There are no big turns or twists, aside from Aunt May revealing that she’s publishing a cookbook. It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. Peter even gets a kiss from Gwen on his porch, a sequence conducted with a John Hughes sense of satisfying romantic flair.
Various Spider-Man comics have also dabbled in seeing what Thanksgiving looks like when you’re young and arachnid-themed, but real life has associated Spider-Man with the holiday, too. |
20213 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Aunt May has just gotten out of the hospital, and even noted jerk “Flash” Thompson has given Peter hell for how awful he’s been acting.
Peter, attempting to make things right, opts to cook the Thanksgiving meal all by himself, but mostly succeeds in ruining the kitchen. No worries — Gwen Stacy and her father, along with a recuperating Aunt May and her doctor, all help out, and the episode concludes with a pleasant dinner. There are no big turns or twists, aside from Aunt May revealing that she’s publishing a cookbook. It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. Peter even gets a kiss from Gwen on his porch, a sequence conducted with a John Hughes sense of satisfying romantic flair.
Various Spider-Man comics have also dabbled in seeing what Thanksgiving looks like when you’re young and arachnid-themed, but real life has associated Spider-Man with the holiday, too. Spider-Man is the only Marvel character to rate a balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. |
20214 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Peter, attempting to make things right, opts to cook the Thanksgiving meal all by himself, but mostly succeeds in ruining the kitchen. No worries — Gwen Stacy and her father, along with a recuperating Aunt May and her doctor, all help out, and the episode concludes with a pleasant dinner. There are no big turns or twists, aside from Aunt May revealing that she’s publishing a cookbook. It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. Peter even gets a kiss from Gwen on his porch, a sequence conducted with a John Hughes sense of satisfying romantic flair.
Various Spider-Man comics have also dabbled in seeing what Thanksgiving looks like when you’re young and arachnid-themed, but real life has associated Spider-Man with the holiday, too. Spider-Man is the only Marvel character to rate a balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. Other Marvel characters have appeared on floats, but only Spider-Man has been inflated to 80 feet and pulled through the Upper West Side. |
20215 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
No worries — Gwen Stacy and her father, along with a recuperating Aunt May and her doctor, all help out, and the episode concludes with a pleasant dinner. There are no big turns or twists, aside from Aunt May revealing that she’s publishing a cookbook. It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. Peter even gets a kiss from Gwen on his porch, a sequence conducted with a John Hughes sense of satisfying romantic flair.
Various Spider-Man comics have also dabbled in seeing what Thanksgiving looks like when you’re young and arachnid-themed, but real life has associated Spider-Man with the holiday, too. Spider-Man is the only Marvel character to rate a balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. Other Marvel characters have appeared on floats, but only Spider-Man has been inflated to 80 feet and pulled through the Upper West Side. (That also makes him the only Marvel character to have his head horrifically torn open by a tree branch.) |
20216 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
There are no big turns or twists, aside from Aunt May revealing that she’s publishing a cookbook. It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. Peter even gets a kiss from Gwen on his porch, a sequence conducted with a John Hughes sense of satisfying romantic flair.
Various Spider-Man comics have also dabbled in seeing what Thanksgiving looks like when you’re young and arachnid-themed, but real life has associated Spider-Man with the holiday, too. Spider-Man is the only Marvel character to rate a balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. Other Marvel characters have appeared on floats, but only Spider-Man has been inflated to 80 feet and pulled through the Upper West Side. (That also makes him the only Marvel character to have his head horrifically torn open by a tree branch.)
From his first comic book appearance, Spider-Man has been a reminder that life is hard and complicated, and being a superhero doesn’t preclude anyone from experiencing ordinary frustrations, setbacks, and confusion. |
20217 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
It’s just simple, earned solace in a life marked by chaos. Peter even gets a kiss from Gwen on his porch, a sequence conducted with a John Hughes sense of satisfying romantic flair.
Various Spider-Man comics have also dabbled in seeing what Thanksgiving looks like when you’re young and arachnid-themed, but real life has associated Spider-Man with the holiday, too. Spider-Man is the only Marvel character to rate a balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. Other Marvel characters have appeared on floats, but only Spider-Man has been inflated to 80 feet and pulled through the Upper West Side. (That also makes him the only Marvel character to have his head horrifically torn open by a tree branch.)
From his first comic book appearance, Spider-Man has been a reminder that life is hard and complicated, and being a superhero doesn’t preclude anyone from experiencing ordinary frustrations, setbacks, and confusion. But no matter how Spider-Man’s Thanksgiving escapades turn out, they remind readers and viewers that the holiday is about the hope of mutual connection, support, and nurturing. |
20218 | Thanksgiving is Spider-Man’s holiday
Various Spider-Man comics have also dabbled in seeing what Thanksgiving looks like when you’re young and arachnid-themed, but real life has associated Spider-Man with the holiday, too. Spider-Man is the only Marvel character to rate a balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. Other Marvel characters have appeared on floats, but only Spider-Man has been inflated to 80 feet and pulled through the Upper West Side. (That also makes him the only Marvel character to have his head horrifically torn open by a tree branch.)
From his first comic book appearance, Spider-Man has been a reminder that life is hard and complicated, and being a superhero doesn’t preclude anyone from experiencing ordinary frustrations, setbacks, and confusion. But no matter how Spider-Man’s Thanksgiving escapades turn out, they remind readers and viewers that the holiday is about the hope of mutual connection, support, and nurturing. Even if the girl of your dreams is out of reach and the Green Goblin is on your case, a table, some friends, and Aunt May’s rad turkey might just make everything better for a little while. |
20219 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Americans started preparing their Thanksgiving menus weeks ago, with the requisite turkeys and stuffing ingredients likely already purchased for the holiday, which is celebrated this year on Thursday 23 November.
Apart from the food - arguably the main component of the day - the holiday is a beloved time of year when Americans come together to celebrate what they are thankful for, either with family or friends.
In America, Thanksgiving is a cultural holiday that symbolises peace, thankfulness, and the beginning of the holiday season.
What is Thanksgiving and where did it come from? |
20220 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Americans started preparing their Thanksgiving menus weeks ago, with the requisite turkeys and stuffing ingredients likely already purchased for the holiday, which is celebrated this year on Thursday 23 November.
Apart from the food - arguably the main component of the day - the holiday is a beloved time of year when Americans come together to celebrate what they are thankful for, either with family or friends.
In America, Thanksgiving is a cultural holiday that symbolises peace, thankfulness, and the beginning of the holiday season.
What is Thanksgiving and where did it come from?
Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States celebrated every fourth Thursday in November. |
20221 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Americans started preparing their Thanksgiving menus weeks ago, with the requisite turkeys and stuffing ingredients likely already purchased for the holiday, which is celebrated this year on Thursday 23 November.
Apart from the food - arguably the main component of the day - the holiday is a beloved time of year when Americans come together to celebrate what they are thankful for, either with family or friends.
In America, Thanksgiving is a cultural holiday that symbolises peace, thankfulness, and the beginning of the holiday season.
What is Thanksgiving and where did it come from?
Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States celebrated every fourth Thursday in November.
The annual feast is in honour of the “first” Thanksgivings in America, in 1619 in Virginia, and in 1621, when colonists in Plymouth, Massachusetts, later known as the Pilgrims, allegedly shared a meal with the Wampanoag Indians, who were native to the land. |
20222 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Apart from the food - arguably the main component of the day - the holiday is a beloved time of year when Americans come together to celebrate what they are thankful for, either with family or friends.
In America, Thanksgiving is a cultural holiday that symbolises peace, thankfulness, and the beginning of the holiday season.
What is Thanksgiving and where did it come from?
Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States celebrated every fourth Thursday in November.
The annual feast is in honour of the “first” Thanksgivings in America, in 1619 in Virginia, and in 1621, when colonists in Plymouth, Massachusetts, later known as the Pilgrims, allegedly shared a meal with the Wampanoag Indians, who were native to the land.
The later feast was in honour of the help the Pilgrims received from the Native Americans in cultivating crops and surviving their first harsh winter and it lasted three days.
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20223 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
In America, Thanksgiving is a cultural holiday that symbolises peace, thankfulness, and the beginning of the holiday season.
What is Thanksgiving and where did it come from?
Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States celebrated every fourth Thursday in November.
The annual feast is in honour of the “first” Thanksgivings in America, in 1619 in Virginia, and in 1621, when colonists in Plymouth, Massachusetts, later known as the Pilgrims, allegedly shared a meal with the Wampanoag Indians, who were native to the land.
The later feast was in honour of the help the Pilgrims received from the Native Americans in cultivating crops and surviving their first harsh winter and it lasted three days.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Show all 15 1 / 15 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Performers walk in front of Macy's Tom Turkey float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in |
20224 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
What is Thanksgiving and where did it come from?
Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States celebrated every fourth Thursday in November.
The annual feast is in honour of the “first” Thanksgivings in America, in 1619 in Virginia, and in 1621, when colonists in Plymouth, Massachusetts, later known as the Pilgrims, allegedly shared a meal with the Wampanoag Indians, who were native to the land.
The later feast was in honour of the help the Pilgrims received from the Native Americans in cultivating crops and surviving their first harsh winter and it lasted three days.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Show all 15 1 / 15 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Performers walk in front of Macy's Tom Turkey float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon |
20225 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
The annual feast is in honour of the “first” Thanksgivings in America, in 1619 in Virginia, and in 1621, when colonists in Plymouth, Massachusetts, later known as the Pilgrims, allegedly shared a meal with the Wampanoag Indians, who were native to the land.
The later feast was in honour of the help the Pilgrims received from the Native Americans in cultivating crops and surviving their first harsh winter and it lasted three days.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Show all 15 1 / 15 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Performers walk in front of Macy's Tom Turkey float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon flies as the parade passes down 6th Avenue Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York An NYPD officer stands by AP |
20226 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
The later feast was in honour of the help the Pilgrims received from the Native Americans in cultivating crops and surviving their first harsh winter and it lasted three days.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Show all 15 1 / 15 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Performers walk in front of Macy's Tom Turkey float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon flies as the parade passes down 6th Avenue Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York An NYPD officer stands by AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A marching band takes part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A performer |
20227 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Show all 15 1 / 15 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Performers walk in front of Macy's Tom Turkey float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon flies as the parade passes down 6th Avenue Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York An NYPD officer stands by AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A marching band takes part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A performer in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon flies in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York |
20228 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Performers walk in front of Macy's Tom Turkey float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon flies as the parade passes down 6th Avenue Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York An NYPD officer stands by AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A marching band takes part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A performer in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon flies in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A clown performs in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Olaf |
20229 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
York Performers walk in front of Macy's Tom Turkey float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon flies as the parade passes down 6th Avenue Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York An NYPD officer stands by AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A marching band takes part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A performer in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon flies in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A clown performs in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Olaf balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Flag wavers take part |
20230 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
York AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon flies as the parade passes down 6th Avenue Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York An NYPD officer stands by AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A marching band takes part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A performer in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon flies in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A clown performs in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Olaf balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Flag wavers take part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Clowns on roller blades |
20231 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Sinclair's DINO balloon flies as the parade passes down 6th Avenue Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York An NYPD officer stands by AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A marching band takes part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A performer in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon flies in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A clown performs in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Olaf balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Flag wavers take part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Clowns on roller blades perform in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon |
20232 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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20233 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Later, US Presidents including George Washington, |
20234 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies. |
20235 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
York A marching band takes part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A balloon flies in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A performer in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Ronald McDonald balloon flies in the parade AP Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York A clown performs in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Olaf balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Flag wavers take part in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York Clowns on roller blades perform in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Tom Turkey float is in place to start the parade Reuters
Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country. |
20236 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November. |
20237 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November. |
20238 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do? |
20239 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday. |
20240 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday.
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday. |
20241 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
York Clowns on roller blades perform in the parade Reuters Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Charlie Brown balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Tom Turkey float is in place to start the parade Reuters
Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday.
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday.
During some Thanksgiving celebrations, people write down what they are thankful for and then read aloud from the pieces of paper. |
20242 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Brown balloon is inflated Getty Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York The Tom Turkey float is in place to start the parade Reuters
Later, US Presidents including George Washington, John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday.
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday.
During some Thanksgiving celebrations, people write down what they are thankful for and then read aloud from the pieces of paper.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. |
20243 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
John Adams and James Madison called for days of thanks throughout their presidencies.
However, it was not until 1863, during the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln declared a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November to be celebrated by all of the country.
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday.
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday.
During some Thanksgiving celebrations, people write down what they are thankful for and then read aloud from the pieces of paper.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The world’s largest Thanksgiving parade includes giant balloons of cartoons that float above the city sky, as well as marching bands and dancers. |
20244 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday.
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday.
During some Thanksgiving celebrations, people write down what they are thankful for and then read aloud from the pieces of paper.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The world’s largest Thanksgiving parade includes giant balloons of cartoons that float above the city sky, as well as marching bands and dancers.
Following Thanksgiving, the month-long shopping for the winter holidays begins, with Black Friday kicking off the season.
Why is Thanksgiving controversial? |
20245 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
When is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on 23 November.
Why do Americans celebrate it and what do they do?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday.
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday.
During some Thanksgiving celebrations, people write down what they are thankful for and then read aloud from the pieces of paper.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The world’s largest Thanksgiving parade includes giant balloons of cartoons that float above the city sky, as well as marching bands and dancers.
Following Thanksgiving, the month-long shopping for the winter holidays begins, with Black Friday kicking off the season.
Why is Thanksgiving controversial?
Although many Americans view Thanksgiving as a beloved holiday, it is viewed by many who have abandoned the holiday as a erroneous celebration of what was actually the conquest of Native Americans and Native American lands. |
20246 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Although Thanksgiving may originally have had religious significance, the day has become a mostly secular holiday.
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday.
During some Thanksgiving celebrations, people write down what they are thankful for and then read aloud from the pieces of paper.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The world’s largest Thanksgiving parade includes giant balloons of cartoons that float above the city sky, as well as marching bands and dancers.
Following Thanksgiving, the month-long shopping for the winter holidays begins, with Black Friday kicking off the season.
Why is Thanksgiving controversial?
Although many Americans view Thanksgiving as a beloved holiday, it is viewed by many who have abandoned the holiday as a erroneous celebration of what was actually the conquest of Native Americans and Native American lands. The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held. |
20247 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Most Americans consider the holiday a day to gather and express their thanks through food, family, and football – with multiple NFL teams playing on the holiday.
During some Thanksgiving celebrations, people write down what they are thankful for and then read aloud from the pieces of paper.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The world’s largest Thanksgiving parade includes giant balloons of cartoons that float above the city sky, as well as marching bands and dancers.
Following Thanksgiving, the month-long shopping for the winter holidays begins, with Black Friday kicking off the season.
Why is Thanksgiving controversial?
Although many Americans view Thanksgiving as a beloved holiday, it is viewed by many who have abandoned the holiday as a erroneous celebration of what was actually the conquest of Native Americans and Native American lands. The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held.
In addition to a holiday steeped with cultural appropriation, the period of history in America is frequently white-washed, which leads some Americans to ignore the holiday, or, to instead observe a National day of Mourning. |
20248 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The world’s largest Thanksgiving parade includes giant balloons of cartoons that float above the city sky, as well as marching bands and dancers.
Following Thanksgiving, the month-long shopping for the winter holidays begins, with Black Friday kicking off the season.
Why is Thanksgiving controversial?
Although many Americans view Thanksgiving as a beloved holiday, it is viewed by many who have abandoned the holiday as a erroneous celebration of what was actually the conquest of Native Americans and Native American lands. The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held.
In addition to a holiday steeped with cultural appropriation, the period of history in America is frequently white-washed, which leads some Americans to ignore the holiday, or, to instead observe a National day of Mourning.
Where is it celebrated? |
20249 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in New York City
The day is also celebrated with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The world’s largest Thanksgiving parade includes giant balloons of cartoons that float above the city sky, as well as marching bands and dancers.
Following Thanksgiving, the month-long shopping for the winter holidays begins, with Black Friday kicking off the season.
Why is Thanksgiving controversial?
Although many Americans view Thanksgiving as a beloved holiday, it is viewed by many who have abandoned the holiday as a erroneous celebration of what was actually the conquest of Native Americans and Native American lands. The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held.
In addition to a holiday steeped with cultural appropriation, the period of history in America is frequently white-washed, which leads some Americans to ignore the holiday, or, to instead observe a National day of Mourning.
Where is it celebrated?
Thanksgiving is one of the the most important cultural holidays in America, however, Canada also has its own Thanksgiving Day, on the second Monday in October, and Liberia celebrates Thanksgiving on the first Thursday of November. |
20250 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Following Thanksgiving, the month-long shopping for the winter holidays begins, with Black Friday kicking off the season.
Why is Thanksgiving controversial?
Although many Americans view Thanksgiving as a beloved holiday, it is viewed by many who have abandoned the holiday as a erroneous celebration of what was actually the conquest of Native Americans and Native American lands. The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held.
In addition to a holiday steeped with cultural appropriation, the period of history in America is frequently white-washed, which leads some Americans to ignore the holiday, or, to instead observe a National day of Mourning.
Where is it celebrated?
Thanksgiving is one of the the most important cultural holidays in America, however, Canada also has its own Thanksgiving Day, on the second Monday in October, and Liberia celebrates Thanksgiving on the first Thursday of November.
What do people eat on Thanksgiving?
In America, turkeys are an integral part of Thanksgiving Day, with most dinners including the bird. |
20251 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
Why is Thanksgiving controversial?
Although many Americans view Thanksgiving as a beloved holiday, it is viewed by many who have abandoned the holiday as a erroneous celebration of what was actually the conquest of Native Americans and Native American lands. The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held.
In addition to a holiday steeped with cultural appropriation, the period of history in America is frequently white-washed, which leads some Americans to ignore the holiday, or, to instead observe a National day of Mourning.
Where is it celebrated?
Thanksgiving is one of the the most important cultural holidays in America, however, Canada also has its own Thanksgiving Day, on the second Monday in October, and Liberia celebrates Thanksgiving on the first Thursday of November.
What do people eat on Thanksgiving?
In America, turkeys are an integral part of Thanksgiving Day, with most dinners including the bird.
An estimated 46m turkeys are killed annually for the holiday, however, two turkeys are pardoned each year by the president. |
20252 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held.
In addition to a holiday steeped with cultural appropriation, the period of history in America is frequently white-washed, which leads some Americans to ignore the holiday, or, to instead observe a National day of Mourning.
Where is it celebrated?
Thanksgiving is one of the the most important cultural holidays in America, however, Canada also has its own Thanksgiving Day, on the second Monday in October, and Liberia celebrates Thanksgiving on the first Thursday of November.
What do people eat on Thanksgiving?
In America, turkeys are an integral part of Thanksgiving Day, with most dinners including the bird.
An estimated 46m turkeys are killed annually for the holiday, however, two turkeys are pardoned each year by the president.
But Americans who don’t eat meat or follow a vegan lifestyle don’t have to worry about missing out, as there are numerous vegan and vegetarian Thanksgiving options. |
20253 | Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
The celebration has become controversial, as Thanksgiving has a contentious history that goes far beyond when the first feast was held.
In addition to a holiday steeped with cultural appropriation, the period of history in America is frequently white-washed, which leads some Americans to ignore the holiday, or, to instead observe a National day of Mourning.
Where is it celebrated?
Thanksgiving is one of the the most important cultural holidays in America, however, Canada also has its own Thanksgiving Day, on the second Monday in October, and Liberia celebrates Thanksgiving on the first Thursday of November.
What do people eat on Thanksgiving?
In America, turkeys are an integral part of Thanksgiving Day, with most dinners including the bird.
An estimated 46m turkeys are killed annually for the holiday, however, two turkeys are pardoned each year by the president.
But Americans who don’t eat meat or follow a vegan lifestyle don’t have to worry about missing out, as there are numerous vegan and vegetarian Thanksgiving options.
Americans also indulge in Thanksgiving favourites such as yams topped with marshmallows, stuffing, cranberry sauce, cornbread, and pumpkin pie. |
20254 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The United States of America is home to several entertaining sports and leagues. However, football and basketball have resonated more deeply with the majority of the population than other offerings. Since their inception, the two sports have captured the imaginations of the fans and captivated them with their entertaining offerings—namely, the NFL and the NBA. The NBA and the NFL share a fierce rivalry because they stand out as the two preeminent professional sports leagues in the United States. While the NFL enjoys greater popularity within the United States, the NBA far outperforms its counterpart in global popularity and impact.
America’s Favorite Video Today
Both leagues have crafted their own festive traditions with the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games and the NBA’s Christmas Day matchups. These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. |
20255 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The United States of America is home to several entertaining sports and leagues. However, football and basketball have resonated more deeply with the majority of the population than other offerings. Since their inception, the two sports have captured the imaginations of the fans and captivated them with their entertaining offerings—namely, the NFL and the NBA. The NBA and the NFL share a fierce rivalry because they stand out as the two preeminent professional sports leagues in the United States. While the NFL enjoys greater popularity within the United States, the NBA far outperforms its counterpart in global popularity and impact.
America’s Favorite Video Today
Both leagues have crafted their own festive traditions with the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games and the NBA’s Christmas Day matchups. These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity? |
20256 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Since their inception, the two sports have captured the imaginations of the fans and captivated them with their entertaining offerings—namely, the NFL and the NBA. The NBA and the NFL share a fierce rivalry because they stand out as the two preeminent professional sports leagues in the United States. While the NFL enjoys greater popularity within the United States, the NBA far outperforms its counterpart in global popularity and impact.
America’s Favorite Video Today
Both leagues have crafted their own festive traditions with the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games and the NBA’s Christmas Day matchups. These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games? |
20257 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The NBA and the NFL share a fierce rivalry because they stand out as the two preeminent professional sports leagues in the United States. While the NFL enjoys greater popularity within the United States, the NBA far outperforms its counterpart in global popularity and impact.
America’s Favorite Video Today
Both leagues have crafted their own festive traditions with the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games and the NBA’s Christmas Day matchups. These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. |
20258 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The NBA and the NFL share a fierce rivalry because they stand out as the two preeminent professional sports leagues in the United States. While the NFL enjoys greater popularity within the United States, the NBA far outperforms its counterpart in global popularity and impact.
America’s Favorite Video Today
Both leagues have crafted their own festive traditions with the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games and the NBA’s Christmas Day matchups. These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. |
20259 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
While the NFL enjoys greater popularity within the United States, the NBA far outperforms its counterpart in global popularity and impact.
America’s Favorite Video Today
Both leagues have crafted their own festive traditions with the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games and the NBA’s Christmas Day matchups. These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. |
20260 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
America’s Favorite Video Today
Both leagues have crafted their own festive traditions with the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games and the NBA’s Christmas Day matchups. These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. |
20261 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. |
20262 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
These special events have become cherished customs, captivating fans in their unique ways. Thanksgiving Day games are as intertwined with Thanksgiving as turkeys, while Christmas Day games have become as synonymous with Christmas as eggnog and presents. However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game. |
20263 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
However, when comparing the two festive traditions, which one holds more significance, or which tradition has garnered greater popularity?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
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However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. |
20264 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
How do NBA’s Christmas Day games compare to NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
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However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. |
20265 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
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Both traditions hold a special place in the hearts of fans, creating an annual spectacle that goes beyond the typical sporting event. The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
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However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. |
20266 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
USA Today via Reuters Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. |
20267 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The NBA’s Christmas Day games is a tradition which is even older than the NFL’s Super Bowl. The first Christmas Day game dates back to 1947, when the league featured three games as a festive treat for basketball fans. Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
USA Today via Reuters Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers. |
20268 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Since then, the NBA Christmas Day has only grown in stature and significance. Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
USA Today via Reuters Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. |
20269 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Last season, Christmas Day games averaged 4.27 viewers across all platforms. The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
USA Today via Reuters Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. |
20270 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The significance of this tradition can be evaluated by the fact that these games attract about 200% more viewers than any other regular season game.
USA Today via Reuters Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. |
20271 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
USA Today via Reuters Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
However, despite these impressive viewership numbers, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games eclipse them by a considerable margin. This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends. |
20272 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance? |
20273 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
This season, NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games created history. Across all the three games, the NFL recorded an average viewership of 34.1 million. These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. |
20274 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
These figures surpassed last year’s record viewership of 33.6 million. Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. |
20275 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Furthermore, the combined unduplicated audience for all three games reached 133 million, marking the second-highest total audience on Thanksgiving, surpassed only by last year’s numbers.
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. |
20276 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger. |
20277 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
These figures paint a pretty one-sided picture, but the choice is much more nuanced. Comparing the NBA Christmas Day Games and NFL Thanksgiving Day Games comes down to personal preference. Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
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The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. |
20278 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Each tradition holds its own significance, adding to the diverse fabric of American sports culture. Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
via Reuters REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach |
The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. |
20279 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Whether one prefers the slam dunks and three-pointers of the NBA or the hard-hitting action on the football field, both traditions offer a festive and entertaining way to celebrate holidays with family and friends.
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
via Reuters REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach |
The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. |
20280 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Are the NFL’s new decisions threatening the NBA’s Christmas Day dominance?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
via Reuters REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach |
The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas. |
20281 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The enduring success and importance of Christmas Day games suggest that this 77-year-old tradition will continue for the foreseeable future. However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
via Reuters REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach |
The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. |
20282 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
However, the NFL’s recent decisions could threaten the NBA’s stronghold on Christmas. Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
via Reuters REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach |
The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. |
20283 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Traditionally, the NFL has avoided Christmas Day games that fall outside of their broadcasting window. However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
via Reuters REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach |
The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects. |
20284 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
However, last year the NFL averaged 22.1 million viewers on Christmas Day games, and 2023 could be even bigger.
via Reuters REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach |
The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas? |
20285 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
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The NFL has lined up a mouth-watering slate for Christmas. Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. |
20286 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
Superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy and Jalen Hurts are all set to take the field on Christmas. According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. |
20287 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
According to some estimations, the NFL’s total viewership during the festive period could outperform that of the NBA by almost 75 million viewers. This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph, Giannis, Luka, Jokic, Durant, and many others are scheduled to take the court later tonight. |
20288 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
This creates a huge dilemma for the NBA, as traditionally they have maintained a firm grip on Christmas.
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph, Giannis, Luka, Jokic, Durant, and many others are scheduled to take the court later tonight. The NBA strategically plans matchups featuring elite teams and players, as these games are broadcasted to over 200 countries and translated into more than 50 languages. |
20289 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
However, it still remains to be seen whether the NFL pursues Christmas Day games in the future. The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph, Giannis, Luka, Jokic, Durant, and many others are scheduled to take the court later tonight. The NBA strategically plans matchups featuring elite teams and players, as these games are broadcasted to over 200 countries and translated into more than 50 languages.
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The Milwaukee Bucks and the New York Knicks get the festive proceedings underway at Madison Square Garden. |
20290 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
The NFL’s top executives have stated that they won’t schedule games on Christmas if the holiday falls outside their regular broadcasting window. But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph, Giannis, Luka, Jokic, Durant, and many others are scheduled to take the court later tonight. The NBA strategically plans matchups featuring elite teams and players, as these games are broadcasted to over 200 countries and translated into more than 50 languages.
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The Milwaukee Bucks and the New York Knicks get the festive proceedings underway at Madison Square Garden. Furthermore, the Warriors are scheduled to face the reigning champions, the Denver Nuggets. |
20291 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
But, enough of the negative stuff, let’s shift our attention to the positive aspects.
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What does the NBA have in store for Christmas?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph, Giannis, Luka, Jokic, Durant, and many others are scheduled to take the court later tonight. The NBA strategically plans matchups featuring elite teams and players, as these games are broadcasted to over 200 countries and translated into more than 50 languages.
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The Milwaukee Bucks and the New York Knicks get the festive proceedings underway at Madison Square Garden. Furthermore, the Warriors are scheduled to face the reigning champions, the Denver Nuggets. Apart from these two intriguing matchups, the league has also scheduled Lakers vs Celtics, Heat vs Sixers, and Suns vs Mavs for Christmas. |
20292 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
As Christmas arrives, so do the NBA’s Christmas Day games, a tradition that predates even the Super Bowl. This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph, Giannis, Luka, Jokic, Durant, and many others are scheduled to take the court later tonight. The NBA strategically plans matchups featuring elite teams and players, as these games are broadcasted to over 200 countries and translated into more than 50 languages.
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The Milwaukee Bucks and the New York Knicks get the festive proceedings underway at Madison Square Garden. Furthermore, the Warriors are scheduled to face the reigning champions, the Denver Nuggets. Apart from these two intriguing matchups, the league has also scheduled Lakers vs Celtics, Heat vs Sixers, and Suns vs Mavs for Christmas. With only a few hours left until the tip-off, fans can kick back and enjoy the NBA with friends and family on the joyous occasion that is Christmas. |
20293 | Are NBA Christmas Day Games a Better Tradition Than NFL Thanksgiving Day Games?
This year’s Christmas Day slate is loaded, with games taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph, Giannis, Luka, Jokic, Durant, and many others are scheduled to take the court later tonight. The NBA strategically plans matchups featuring elite teams and players, as these games are broadcasted to over 200 countries and translated into more than 50 languages.
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The Milwaukee Bucks and the New York Knicks get the festive proceedings underway at Madison Square Garden. Furthermore, the Warriors are scheduled to face the reigning champions, the Denver Nuggets. Apart from these two intriguing matchups, the league has also scheduled Lakers vs Celtics, Heat vs Sixers, and Suns vs Mavs for Christmas. With only a few hours left until the tip-off, fans can kick back and enjoy the NBA with friends and family on the joyous occasion that is Christmas.
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20294 | Lions vs. Packers live score, updates, highlights from NFL 'Thursday Night Football' game
Amon-Ra St. Brown was in the midst of a tempest, shrouded in a sea of green with few options around him. The Lions WR had done the hard part, stretching beyond an exasperated Packers defense to trot into the end zone.
But he had a choice to make: rollick in the joy of his sapphire-clad teammates. Or take a leap of faith into the Lambeau Field abyss.
He opted for the latter. St. Brown hurled himself into the green lagoon. Then, he smiled.
St. Brown's impersonation of the Lambeau Leap was one of many high points in a memorable night for Detroit. Fueled by a stout defensive showing, a gritty run game and a bit of fairy dust from the likes of St. Brown, Sam LaPorta and Josh Reynolds, the Lions cruised to a 34-20 win over their hated NFC North rivals, Green Bay. |
20295 | Lions vs. Packers live score, updates, highlights from NFL 'Thursday Night Football' game
Brown was in the midst of a tempest, shrouded in a sea of green with few options around him. The Lions WR had done the hard part, stretching beyond an exasperated Packers defense to trot into the end zone.
But he had a choice to make: rollick in the joy of his sapphire-clad teammates. Or take a leap of faith into the Lambeau Field abyss.
He opted for the latter. St. Brown hurled himself into the green lagoon. Then, he smiled.
St. Brown's impersonation of the Lambeau Leap was one of many high points in a memorable night for Detroit. Fueled by a stout defensive showing, a gritty run game and a bit of fairy dust from the likes of St. Brown, Sam LaPorta and Josh Reynolds, the Lions cruised to a 34-20 win over their hated NFC North rivals, Green Bay.
Thursday's game appeared to be destined to be a showcase of quarterbacking excellence; Jared Goff and Jordan Love have proved themselves to be formidable options under center since taking the reins of their respective offenses. |
20296 | Lions vs. Packers live score, updates, highlights from NFL 'Thursday Night Football' game
But he had a choice to make: rollick in the joy of his sapphire-clad teammates. Or take a leap of faith into the Lambeau Field abyss.
He opted for the latter. St. Brown hurled himself into the green lagoon. Then, he smiled.
St. Brown's impersonation of the Lambeau Leap was one of many high points in a memorable night for Detroit. Fueled by a stout defensive showing, a gritty run game and a bit of fairy dust from the likes of St. Brown, Sam LaPorta and Josh Reynolds, the Lions cruised to a 34-20 win over their hated NFC North rivals, Green Bay.
Thursday's game appeared to be destined to be a showcase of quarterbacking excellence; Jared Goff and Jordan Love have proved themselves to be formidable options under center since taking the reins of their respective offenses.
But it was the supporting cast that proved so pivotal to Thursday's result for Dan Campbell's side. |
20297 | Lions vs. Packers live score, updates, highlights from NFL 'Thursday Night Football' game
Or take a leap of faith into the Lambeau Field abyss.
He opted for the latter. St. Brown hurled himself into the green lagoon. Then, he smiled.
St. Brown's impersonation of the Lambeau Leap was one of many high points in a memorable night for Detroit. Fueled by a stout defensive showing, a gritty run game and a bit of fairy dust from the likes of St. Brown, Sam LaPorta and Josh Reynolds, the Lions cruised to a 34-20 win over their hated NFC North rivals, Green Bay.
Thursday's game appeared to be destined to be a showcase of quarterbacking excellence; Jared Goff and Jordan Love have proved themselves to be formidable options under center since taking the reins of their respective offenses.
But it was the supporting cast that proved so pivotal to Thursday's result for Dan Campbell's side. David Montgomery was a nuisance, slipping through crevices to puncture the heart of the Packers' defense. |
20298 | Lions vs. Packers live score, updates, highlights from NFL 'Thursday Night Football' game
He opted for the latter. St. Brown hurled himself into the green lagoon. Then, he smiled.
St. Brown's impersonation of the Lambeau Leap was one of many high points in a memorable night for Detroit. Fueled by a stout defensive showing, a gritty run game and a bit of fairy dust from the likes of St. Brown, Sam LaPorta and Josh Reynolds, the Lions cruised to a 34-20 win over their hated NFC North rivals, Green Bay.
Thursday's game appeared to be destined to be a showcase of quarterbacking excellence; Jared Goff and Jordan Love have proved themselves to be formidable options under center since taking the reins of their respective offenses.
But it was the supporting cast that proved so pivotal to Thursday's result for Dan Campbell's side. David Montgomery was a nuisance, slipping through crevices to puncture the heart of the Packers' defense. When it wasn't him, it was that receiving corp, made up of unheralded youngsters who have all come up trumps in recent weeks. |
20299 | Lions vs. Packers live score, updates, highlights from NFL 'Thursday Night Football' game
St. Brown's impersonation of the Lambeau Leap was one of many high points in a memorable night for Detroit. Fueled by a stout defensive showing, a gritty run game and a bit of fairy dust from the likes of St. Brown, Sam LaPorta and Josh Reynolds, the Lions cruised to a 34-20 win over their hated NFC North rivals, Green Bay.
Thursday's game appeared to be destined to be a showcase of quarterbacking excellence; Jared Goff and Jordan Love have proved themselves to be formidable options under center since taking the reins of their respective offenses.
But it was the supporting cast that proved so pivotal to Thursday's result for Dan Campbell's side. David Montgomery was a nuisance, slipping through crevices to puncture the heart of the Packers' defense. When it wasn't him, it was that receiving corp, made up of unheralded youngsters who have all come up trumps in recent weeks.
As for Love and Co., Thursday's affair was another indication of just how much work there is to be done before they compete for the divisional crown. |
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