The New York Times – Sports:
After 12 seasons coaching his hometown Friars, Cooley joined their Big East rival for a simple reason.
Author: The New York Times
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Why a Managerial Hire, and a $40 Million Deal, Sent Shockwaves Through Baseball
The New York Times – Sports:
Craig Counsell became the highest-paid manager in M.L.B. on Monday after the Cubs hired him from the Brewers. Almost no one knew it was coming.
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4 Seconds, Zero Regrets: Behind the Shortest Career in N.H.L. History
The New York Times – Sports:
Despite playing just one shift in hockey’s top league, Greg Koehler isn’t bitter about how it all unfolded.
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Cancer and Injuries Nearly Broke Jim Kelly. Now, HIs Focus Is on What He’s Found.
The New York Times – Sports:
Even after all he’s endured, the N.F.L. legend has a zeal for every opportunity. His strength comes from somewhere else.
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Two Years After a Soccer Player Was Attacked, Her Former Teammate Is Facing Jail
The New York Times – Sports:
The aftershock of the brutal attack on PSG’s Kheira Hamraoui in November 2021 has been felt far and wide — right to the top of the France national team.
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The Premier League’s ‘Embarrassing’ V.A.R. Episode
The New York Times – Sports:
Arsenal’s manager showed why it is not always a good idea to give interviews straight after a match.
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The Moments That Made Saturday College Football’s Best Day Yet
The New York Times – Sports:
The biggest games of the weekend, including L.S.U. vs. Alabama and Washington vs. U.S.C., lived up to the hype.
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After Her Brother’s Tragic Death, Notre Dame’s Basketball Coach Found Peace
The New York Times – Sports:
The driving force behind Niele Ivey is her late brother, Philippe.
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The Vikings’s New Quarterback Arrived on Tuesday. Five Days Later, He Was Their Hero.
The New York Times – Sports:
Josh Dobbs calls his dizzying ride around the N.F.L. “a beautiful journey.” His improbable performance on Sunday introduced a new chapter.