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Author: The New York Times
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If Mike Trout Is Traded, One M.L.B. Team Should Be at the Front of the Line
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With the Padres, Peter Seidler Set Himself Apart From Other Team Owners
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Seidler treated his franchise as a social institution and lifted it to unprecedented prominence.
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An Openly Gay Hockey Player Is on the Verge of Making History
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Luke Prokop, a 21-year-old defenseman, could become the first openly gay player in the N.H.L.’s developmental league.
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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.
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He’s Hockey’s Brightest Young Star. This Is What Makes His Shot So Special.
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N.H.L. players marvel at the signature skill of an 18-year-old phenom.
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Women’s College Basketball Is Having a Moment. Can the N.C.A.A. Seize It?
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This season could be the one that changes this sport, our columnist writes.
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How Hip-Hop and Ballet Formed One of the N.F.L.’s Most Feared Pass Rushers
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The flexibility and balance fostered in dance have been Aidan Hutchinson’s football foundation.