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Tennis arguments over who’s the greatest tend to shrink when viewing the entirety of Federer’s regal impact on sports and life, which won’t end just because he has retired competitively at 41
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Failing to serve the public trust, the White Sox chairman has blundered again with his Tony La Russa debacle — and the least he can do is follow the…
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In sport’s fraught workplace culture, the Celtics are right to suspend their head coach for having an in-house romantic relationship, even if his…
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The differences between player empowerment in the leagues is polarizing, with Chris Paul and LeBron James leading the charge to oust Sarver while Snyder…
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Calling him the MVP doesn’t do justice to what looms as a historic double: the “clean” single-season home run record, along with an attainable Triple…
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His final career challenge is to compartmentalize football amid marital problems, but as exhibited Sunday in New Orleans, the G.O.A.T. remains…
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With a dated brand, an unwillingness to play the NIL game and a struggling head coach, the Fighting Irish no longer are special in college football’s…
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Until King Football stops feeding us compelling story lines — an injured Herbert continuing to play, Hackett choosing a 64-yard kick over Wilson …
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