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Can a Cycling Revolutionary Help Transform a Struggling Soccer Giant?
Dave Brailsford has been called “the best high-performance thinker in the world.” He has a lot to think about at Manchester United.
A Former Nightclub Security Guard Wins His First PGA Tour Event
Jake Knapp, 29, turned pro in 2016 but didn’t earn his PGA Tour card until 2023.
The Potential Domino Effect of Cody Bellinger’s Deal With the Cubs
It would not be surprising for the other members of the Boras Four to settle for similar “bridge” contracts, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
What to Watch at the N.F.L. Scouting Combine This Week
Teams will put prospects under a microscope during private interviews, news conferences and workouts.
A Uniform Saga Has Taken Over Baseball. Here’s What We Do and Don’t Know.
It’s been 10 days since the new Nike jerseys made headlines for the wrong reasons, and the groans have only grown louder.
In the Wake of Another Collision, Should Court-Storming Be Banned?
A college basketball player’s apparent injury reignited a decades-old debate.
A Football Cognition Test Has Risen to Prominence. But How Much Can It Predict?
CJ Stroud had one of the most prolific seasons by a rookie quarterback in league history. It all came after a leaked test score put...
Chelsea Blew It. Gary Neville Made Sure They Knew It.
The Sky Sports commentator grabbed nearly as many headlines as Chelsea did after losing the Carabao Cup final to Liverpool.
NASCAR’s Vilified Track Delivers an Epic Race
Drivers have come to almost loathe Atlanta Motor Speedway. But Sunday, it brought an instant classic.
Soccer Star Dani Alves’ Downfall From 43 Trophies to Four Years In Prison
On Thursday, the former Barcelona and Brazil star was found guilty of sexual assault.