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Playoff Baseball Has a New, Colorful Twist This Year
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An former college baseball player wanted to bring functional art to the game. Some of the M.L.B.’s biggest stars have bought in.
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A Player’s Death Devastated the Hockey World. Will It Lead to Changes?
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Adam Johnson died after he was cut in the neck by a skate blade, and some players are reconsidering protective equipment they previously shunned.
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Ranking Every College Football Team, With a Big Leap From Oregon
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U.S.C. also falls out of the top 25.
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The Quarterback Position Devolved into Chaos in N.F.L. Week 8
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The season hasn’t even reached the halfway point, but 16 teams are in a quarterback crisis already.
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He Ended Mike Krzyzewski’s Career. He’s Still Trying to Figure Out His Own.
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Caleb Love took North Carolina to a national championship. He’s at Arizona now, with one last chance to fulfill his potential.
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10 Lessons From a College Football Sign-Stealer
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The ongoing Michigan ordeal is being watched with fascination by coaches and staffers in the industry who’ve been stealing signals for years.
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What Was It Like Having Michael Jordan As a Boss?
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Jordan’s 13-year run as the Charlotte Hornets’ majority owner is over, but there are still stories to be told.