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What Was It Like Having Michael Jordan As a Boss?
Jordan’s 13-year run as the Charlotte Hornets’ majority owner is over, but there are still stories to be told.
The Unorthodox Ways of the Oldest Coach in the N.F.L.
Fake snakes, scooter races and basketball shooting contests: How 72-year-old Pete Carroll has team meetings unlike any other.
LIV Golf Is Not Going Away. Neither Are Questions About Its Future.
Despite a billion-dollar investment from Saudi Arabia, the sport’s great disruptor has yet to create golf that people care about.
The Soccer Stadium Carved Into Granite
S.C. Braga host Real Madrid in the Champions League. The club’s arena is a work of art, and an architectural wonder.
Ranking the Best Men’s College Basketball Coaches This Season
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Diamondbacks Silence the Philly Faithful — and Relish Every Minute
“Success is revenge,” Arizona’s Tommy Pham said. “We’ve been counted out since the first series.”
Diamondbacks Advance to the World Series With Win Over the Phillies
After winning the National League pennant for the first time since 2001, Arizona will face the Texas Rangers in the World Series.
Jim Harbaugh Promised a ‘Gold Standard’ for Following the Rules. Then Came a Scandal.
Leaders of Michigan football have been trying so hard to spot an opponent’s vulnerabilities, they missed a big one of their own.
Fall Is on the Menu for Australia’s State Dinner. The B-52s Are Not.
Because of what the first lady called “tumultuous times,” the White House canceled a plan to have the B-52s perform, inviting the musicians as guests...
The Rangers’ Secret Is Out: Adolis García Is Now a Superstar
García delivered the signature performance of his career with utter joy in Game 7 of the A.L.C.S.