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Saquon Barkley Shares His Side of the Giants Saga
The running back discussed his free agency experience and how negotiations were portrayed on “Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants.”
A NASCAR Driver Is Mad, but He Doesn’t Know Where to Direct His Anger
After racing the Brickyard 400, Ryan Blaney said “I don’t know who to be ticked off at.”
The U.S. Women’s Soccer Players Tasked With Recapturing Greatness
The U.S. women’s national team slipped to fifth in FIFA’s latest world rankings. A new coach has revamped a roster that now looks different.
The Next Step in Rafael Nadal’s Comeback? Managing His Pride.
The 22-time Grand Slam champion has improved his fitness. Can he come to grips with the reality he may not be able to blow opponents...
A Soccer Match Was Abandoned After Fishcakes Were Thrown Onto the Field
Fans in Norway protested against the use of video assistant referees during a game on Sunday.
St. Louis Cardinals Player Says Celebration Is ‘Not a Political Statement’
The team celebration came into question after it was compared to images that emerged shortly after an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
One Major Question for Every N.F.L. Team Ahead of Training Camp
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LeBron James to Carry U.S. Flag at Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony
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The 50 Best M.L.B. Players Who Could Be Traded This Month
The trade deadline forces teams to be decisive and creative, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
The $34 Million Soccer Transfer That Has Divided a City
A mayor tried to block Mason Greenwood’s move to Marseille and the club’s president wants to talk about the future after off-field allegations.