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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.
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.
Eli Manning’s Popular Football Skit to Be Made Into a Hulu Comedy Series
The series will be based off of Manning’s act of trying out as a college football walk-on under the pseudonym of “Chad Powers.”
Why the Public Should Not Fund Manchester United’s New Stadium
The club’s billionaire owner has suggested he will seek public funding. The idea should be stopped as soon as possible, a columnist from The Athletic...
Which M.L.B. Teams Are Feeling the Most Pressure? League Insiders Weigh In.
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Gymnast Jordan Chiles Is Ready to Be ‘That Girl’ For Team U.S.A.
When Simone Biles went out in Tokyo, Chiles helped secure a silver medal. Now she’s prepping for Paris with a new focus.
The White Sox Owner Wants a New Stadium. Here’s the Real Reason Why.
With the team’s present looking grim, Jerry Reinsdorf is trying to be proactive for his own future, a columnist from The Athletic writes.
It’s One of North America’s Smallest Sports Markets. Could It Lose Its Team Again?
The Winnipeg Jets are one of the N.H.L.’s top teams, but not enough fans are coming to watch: “It’s not going to work over the...