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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 Soccer Rule Change That Transformed How the Sport Is Played
What looked like a minor tweak to the laws in 2019 has revolutionized tactics across the globe.
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.
Before She Was a 6-Time U.S. Olympian, She Was ‘Free Diana’
Diana Taurasi is the oldest player on Team U.S.A.’s women’s basketball roster this summer. Her 2004 teammates recalled when she was the youngest.
Xander Schauffele Was at a Crossroads. His Choices Led to His Triumph.
Schauffele moved away from his father as his primary swing coach this year, but kept his longtime friend as his caddie.