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They Came to See History. Instead, They Saw the White Sox Win a Game.
Tuesday’s loss would’ve been No. 121 this season, breaking the record for the most ever in baseball’s modern era. The wait continues into Wednesday.
Inside Shohei Ohtani’s Epic, Controversial and Unfulfilled Season
After a shocking betrayal from his closest confidant, the M.L.B. star has done everything except the thing he joined the Dodgers to do.
M.L.B. Playoff Races Are Coming Down to the Wire
While some postseason tickets have been punched, there are several spots left to claim and first-round byes to secure.
Why Michigan Is Falling in the College Football Playoff Picture
The first quarter of the college football season has caused chaos throughout the projections.
Projecting the College Football Playoff After Week 4
For the first time, The Athletic’s insider gave all at-large berths to SEC and Big Ten teams.
The Training Drill That Transformed a Soccer Star
Arsenal duo Mikel Arteta and Raheem Sterling previously worked together at Manchester City, who they now face on Sunday. This is how one coached the…
Formula 1 Women’s Cars Appear Slower. But They’re Built With Intention.
The F1 Academy cars blend safe tech with professional flavor. It’s the right choice for a series focused on development, a columnist from The Athletic…
Two Stars Signed With San Francisco Long Term. Now They Have to Rebuild It.
The Giants have plenty of unanswered questions going into the offseason. But Matt Chapman and Logan Webb are unquestioned.
Why a Soccer Manager Hired Pickpockets to Rob His Own Players
Arsenal’s former head of methodology explained why the head coach, Mikel Arteta, had turned to the trick at a team dinner.
A $150 Million Public Course Can Change How We Think of Golf
Cobbs Creek was designed by Golden Age architects, but open to everyone. A group is trying to bring the course back, and much more.