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One of Hockey’s Best Teams Is Falling Apart When It Matters Most, Again
The Hurricanes are a team nobody wants to play. Then the playoffs come around.
Can Defense Still Win Championships? An N.B.A. Team Is Making the Case.
The Timberwolves are finding playoff success with an old-school recipe.
She’s the Mother of an N.B.A. Player. And an N.H.L. Player.
Although Quentin Grimes and Tyler Myers grew up in different countries, Tonja Stelly made sure her sons had a relationship.
The 21-Year-Old American Tennis Star Who Is Daring to Be Different
A 150 mile-per-hour serve is Ben Shelton’s trademark. But the brutality of his game is deceiving.
One of English Soccer’s Most Historic Stadiums Is at Risk of Being Abandoned
Nottingham Forest may leave 125-year-old City Ground home due to local politics and financial constraints.
From the Met Gala to a W.N.B.A. Debut, a Week in the Life of Angel Reese
“I went to the Met Gala, slayed the Met Gala in New York, came back, slayed against New York,” Reese said.
The Rising Baseball Trend That Puts Catchers at Increasing Risk
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6 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.
Lionel Messi’s First Soccer Contract, Written on a Napkin, Is Up for Auction
The agreement was reached in 2000, with Barcelona director Carles Rexach desperate for the club to sign the Argentine, then 13 years old.
Are There Enough Fans for the N.H.L.’s Smallest Market to Keep Its Team?
The Winnipeg Jets’ season was clouded by dwindling attendance and concerning comments made by ownership about the franchise’s future.