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Officials Condemn Protesters’ ‘Anti-Semitic Attacks’ in Amsterdam

By Associated Press

Meet the Winners of the 2024 New York City Marathon

By DOUG FEINBERG / AP

Dodgers Beat Yankees to Win World Series

By Ronald Blum / AP

What Ohtani's World Series Debut Means for Baseball

By Sean Gregory
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Ohtani’s 50-50 Baseball Sells at Auction for Record $4M

It’s a record high price not just for a baseball but for any ball in any sport, the auctioneer said, though the auction has been overshadowed by disputes over the ball’s ownership.

By Associated Press

Beloved Dodger Fernando Valenzuela Dies at 63

“He is one of the most influential Dodgers ever,” said team president and CEO Stan Kasten.

By Beth Harris / AP

How New York Won Their First WNBA Title

And why it’s a boon for women’s basketball.

By Sean Gregory

Tom Brady Can't Have It Both Ways

Before his first game as a TV color commentator for CBS in 1979, the late John Madden—universally regarded as the best NFL analyst of all time—was told by his producers that broadcast crews typically did...

By Sean Gregory

Mexico Is Struggling to Stamp Out a Homophobic Soccer Chant

The use of a one-world slur persists in both club and national soccer teams, and is a costly embarrassment for the Mexican soccer federation.

By Carlos Rodríguez / AP

Nadal's Retirement Leaves a Gaping Hole in Sports

“He was like a bright light," says Chris Evert. "He always brought order to the chaos."

By Sean Gregory

Meet The Breakout Star Of Netflix's NBA Series

Anthony "Ant" Edwards stands out for his quotability and charisma in Netflix's NBA doc Starting 5

By Sean Gregory

How Jaylen Brown Became the NBA’s Most Interesting Player

The Celtics star wants his legacy to go beyond basketball

By Sean Gregory

Pete Rose, Baseball’s Banned Legend, Dies at 83

Rose became baseball’s all-time hit leader in 1985. Four years later he was banned from the sport for life for gambling.

By Sean Gregory

How Dikembe Mutombo's Charm Made the World Smile

"He poured his heart and soul into helping others."

By Sean Gregory

What Netflix's Mr. McMahon Gets Right

In a Netflix docuseries, the former WWE chairman hangs himself out to dry, giving the impression that the lines between his alter ego and his true self are blurred.

By Sarah Kurchak

U.S. Sports Must Recognize the Power of Latino Fans

A recently commissioned Nielsen study revealed Latino fans are the fastest-growing segment across all U.S. sports leagues.

By Xavier A. Gutierrez

Michael Vick on Being a Black Quarterback

"I always felt like I was walking on eggshells. I had to hold myself to a higher standard."

By Sean Gregory

The Soft Power of the NFL

Roger Goodell isn’t a U.S. diplomat, but he is doing more than his fair share to make the United States more relatable and likable to people around the world.

By Andrés Martinez

Dana White on What It Means to Be a Man

The UFC president talks about the upcoming fight at the Sphere, Donald Trump, and masculinity

By Sean Gregory

Ali Truwit Was Retraumatized in Paris

The Paralympian had night terrors after the underwater camera reminded her of being attacked by a shark

By Sean Gregory
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