The New York Times – Sports:
The collapse of Damar Hamlin of the Buffalo Bills has brought attention to sudden cardiac arrest and the need for the proper medical care and equipment from youth leagues to the professional ranks.
Author: Kris Rhim
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With Hamlin in Hospital, Buffalo Bills Ready for Next Game
The New York Times – Sports:
The Bills announced that Damar Hamlin appeared to be “neurologically intact” though still critically ill at a Cincinnati hospital.
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With Hamlin in Hospital, Bills Ready for Next Game
The New York Times – Sports:
As Damar Hamlin remained in critical condition at a Cincinnati hospital, the Bills had a walk-through practice on Wednesday and announced a move to compensate for his absence on their roster.
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Jake Paul to Fight in Mixed Martial Arts in Deal With Professional Fighters League
The New York Times – Sports:
Paul plans to fight twice in 2023 — once in boxing and once in mixed martial arts — though he has no firm bouts lined up.
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J.J. Watt, Quarterbacks’ Nightmare, Is Retiring From the N.F.L.
The New York Times – Sports:
Watt became an outsize celebrity for a defensive player during 10 seasons with Houston and two with Arizona, dominating on the field and raising millions of dollars for hurricane relief.
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J.J. Watt, Quarterbacks’ Nightmare, Is Retiring From the N.F.L.
The New York Times – Sports:
Watt became an outsize celebrity for a defensive player during 10 seasons with Houston and two with Arizona, dominating on the field and raising millions of dollars for hurricane relief.
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NCAA’s Next President Will Be Gov. Charlie Baker of Massachusetts
The New York Times – Sports:
Baker, whose professional background is in government and health care rather than sports, will take over at a time when many of the N.C.A.A.’s challenges are legislative.
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Caleb Williams Wins the Heisman Trophy
The New York Times – Sports:
The quarterback led U.S.C. to 11 wins, the Trojans’ best season since 2017.
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Roleplay Off the Field Helps the Eagles on It
The New York Times – Sports:
The Philadelphia Eagles’ veterans and newcomers have meshed into a championship contender thanks in part to their bonding over video game roleplay. “It’s kind of like our secret sauce,” one player said.