The New York Times – Sports:
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The England Soccer Star Who Became a Conspiracy Theorist
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Rickie Lambert is one of many players who have become obsessed with exposing a sinister “globalist plan.” But why?
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Why Changing Women’s Soccer in Spain Is Such an Uphill Climb
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For years players have fought for change. This week has revealed the scale of that challenge.
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Will the N.F.L. Come Calling for Deion Sanders? ‘Definitely.’
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League executives believe Sanders will generate interest in head coach searches this off-season. But there are two important questions.
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Notre Dame Is Trying to Keep Visiting Fans Out of Its Football Stadium
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Ohio State is coming to town Saturday. The Buckeyes’ faithful might be too.
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How the $445 Million Mets Crashed and Burned
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The most expensive team in baseball history had visions of a World Series title. By midseason, everything unraveled.
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An Old College Football Power Is Rising Again. Can It Prove It Belongs?
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Florida State was once a punchline. Now its taking off fast. With a win on Saturday, the program can claim to be everything it insists it is.
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Why Signing Cristiano Ronaldo ‘Felt Right but Turned Wrong’
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was fired as the coach of Manchester United, spoke for the first time about managing the soccer giant.