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Michael Lupica (/ˈluːpɪkə/; born May 11, 1952) is an
author and
former American newspaper columnist, best
known for his
provocative commentary on sports...
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Lupica Formation (Spanish: Formación
Lupica) is a volcano-sedimentary
geological formation in the
Andes of
Arica y
Parinacota Region in
northernmost Chile...
- Heat is a 2006
young adult novel written by Mike
Lupica. The book is set in the Bronx, New York. The main
character is a
young boy
named Michael Arroyo...
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Francesco Lupica is an American, California-based musician.
Frank Lupica went to play with the
likes of the
Sound Machine, Lee Michaels, West
Coast Pop...
- (2012-2022) and Mike
Lupica (2023-present);
Jesse Stone by
Michael Brandman (2011-2013), Reed
Farrel Coleman (2014-2019) and
Lupica (2020-2022); Virgil...
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Records Fell, and
Baseball Reclaimed America is a 1999 book
written by Mike
Lupica, a
sports columnist for the New York
Daily News and an ESPN analyst. The...
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detective novels written by
Parker and
later continued by Ace
Atkins and Mike
Lupica. His
first appearance was in the 1973
novel The
Godwulf M****cript. He is...
- the New York Mets, and $614.3
million in
public money and tax breaks."
Lupica, Mike. "Subway
Series still as
intriguing a
ticket as
there is in town"...
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Travel Team is a
young adult novel by
columnist Mike
Lupica,
about a boy
named Danny Walker who is cut from his
travel basketball team
because of his short...
- co-captain. In 1988 he was
featured heavily in the
William Goldman and Mike
Lupica book "Wait Till Next Year",
which looked at life
inside the Mets over the...
