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Jerry West Lived an Incredible, Tortured and Meaningful Life
The basketball legend died on Wednesday at 86. He achieved excellence during a lifetime of emotional struggle.

Who Will Win Euro 2024? Here Are Predictions as the Tournament Nears.
France has been a force in recent years, and they don’t look any weaker.

9 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.

Pinehurst Is a Golf Oasis, but the U.S. Open Course Has a Complicated History
The resort’s story can’t be told without details from a messy era featuring plenty of bad blood.

How One M.L.B. Team’s Eye-Popping Raffle Is Changing Lives
The Blue Jays’s charity arm awards half of its lottery sales to one lucky person and the other half to the foundation. The real winner...

How the U.S. Women’s Basketball Team Looks Without Caitlin Clark
A team loaded with players possessing previous Olympics experience is seeking its eighth consecutive gold medal.

Why Hiring LeBron James Could Change Everything for ESPN’s N.B.A. Coverage
This year’s underwhelming N.B.A. Finals broadcasts show why the network should court James once he retires, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

The Lesson That Made Scottie Scheffler the Greatest Golfer of This Era
As the world No. 1 prepares for the U.S. Open, one piece of advice has stuck with him for two decades.

Why Formula 1 Driver Daniel Ricciardo’s Struggles Could Finally Be Over
At a chaotic Canadian Grand Prix, Ricciardo delivered his best performance of the season.

He Had No Idea He Was Hungarian. Now He’s Playing for Hungary.
How a social media plea helped propel a midfielder in English soccer’s second-tier to the international stage.