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Author: The New York Times
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The Derelict Soccer Stadium Caught In A Storm Of Politics And Protests
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Casement Park has been empty since 2013 but is due to host five games at soccer’s European Championship.
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Formula 1 Won in Las Vegas, But Changes Are Need for Next Year
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An exciting race ended the weekend on a high note, but there was no escaping the significance of the off-track show.
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Why Calculating Shohei Ohtani’s Future Is More Complex Than Ever
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Ohtani plans to remain a two-way player. After a second elbow surgery, it’s unclear what he can offer as a pitcher, our columnist writes.
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Inside a Volleyball Power’s Unconventional Path to the National Spotlight
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Wisconsin’s coach never played the sport and doesn’t follow traditional training methods. He built a top program anyway.
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A Fresh Look at the N.F.L. Contenders
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There were questions about the league’s best teams more than a month ago. The past five weeks have provided answers.
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What Really Happened When a Soccer Star’s Father Was Kidnapped
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The family of Premier League player Luis Diaz speaks for the first time about the ordeal that lasted almost two weeks.
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The Rule Changes That Saved Baseball
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After just one year, the results are clear: These were the most important rule changes of modern times, possibly in any sport.