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Freddie Freeman Defined Strength for the Title-Winning Dodgers

As he coped with his son’s illness and his own injuries, the Dodgers first baseman displayed resilience (and a knack for looking for the right pitch) in a historic World Series performance.

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Inside the Techniques and Tactics of Elite Athletes Who Go Against the Grain

Questionable shots, fumbled footwork, unusual form: These stars forgo the fundamentals and disregard the norm. They’re not like most—and that’s what makes them so good.

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Kentucky’s Veterans Are the Difference in Win Over Duke in Champions Classic

Blue Devils freshman phenom Cooper Flagg will have his coronation as the sport’s next big star, but his young team fell short against the Wildcats.

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World Series Game 2 Takeaways: Dodgers Take 2–0 Lead As Shohei Ohtani Exits With Injury

Yoshinobu Yamamoto cruised as the Dodgers hit three home runs, yet the team is left to hold its breath after Ohtani left the game with a shoulder injury following an attempted stolen base.

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NBA Opening Night Was All About Keeping Up With the Jameses

LeBron and Bronny James shared the floor as teammates in the Lakers’ win over the Timberwolves, creating an iconic moment in league history that we won’t soon forget.

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Has the WNBA Outgrown Its Current Playoff Format?

From condensed scheduling to going up against NFL Sundays, there are no simple answers to fixing the postseason. For now, the Liberty and Lynx have a championship to play for.

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It’s Been a Hell of a Year for Caitlin Clark

From a tremendous senior season at Iowa to a historic Rookie of the Year campaign with the Fever, Clark finally gets some time to reflect on it all.

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Caitlin Clark Has Lived Up to the Hype

As the WNBA’s regular season comes to a close, the 22-year-old Fever guard is closing out an influential and impressive rookie campaign unlike any other.

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2024 U.S. Open: How to Watch, Betting Odds and Favorites to Win

The final tennis major of the season starts Monday in New York.

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Chiefs’ Three-Peat Bid: Why History Is Not on Their Side

After victories in Super Bowls LVII and LVIII, Kansas City is on the brink of becoming the first franchise to win three consecutive Super Bowls. But here's why eight previous teams have failed to accomplish the feat.

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Breanna Stewart Is Bridging the Gap in Women’s Basketball

The WNBA is booming, thanks in no small part to a sublime player who has bridged the generational gap from hoops pioneers to next-gen stars.

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Breaking Culture Gets Its Moment on the Olympic Stage

Dancers brought the spirit of breaking to the world’s most elite sporting competition, making the most of the international platform.

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How Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Became the Unrivaled Queen of the 400-Meter Hurdles

The 25-year-old’s relentless pursuit of excellence and wide-ranging training regimen have propelled her to heights never before seen.

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Don’t Blame COVID-19 for Noah Lyles’s Olympic Bronze in the 200 Meters

A positive test before such a significant race was an unfortunate turn of events for the world’s fastest man, but it is simply part of sports.

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Aaron Judge Is Somehow Better Than He Has Ever Been

The Yankees slugger has virtually no weakness at the plate, and he appears to only be improving.

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U.S. Swimming Has Its Work Cut Out for Los Angeles 2028 Olympics

Team USA narrowly emerged with the most medals from the pool in Paris, but the future of the sport may lie in its competitors abroad.

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SI:AM | The Men’s 100m Exceeded Its Enormous Hype

It took less than 10 seconds to complete, but it’ll be dissected forever.

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Novak Djokovic Goes From Hobbled to Heroic to Win Elusive Olympic Gold Medal

Just months after tearing his meniscus, the 37-year-old Serb dug deep to power past Carlos Alcaraz and complete a dominant run at the Paris Games.

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With Golden Slam, Novak Djokovic Makes His Case for World's Greatest Living Athlete

The all-time majors record holder added an elusive gold medal to his collection of titles. So what does an Olympic title do for his legacy?

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‘Pommel Horse Guy’ Stephen Nedoroscik Earns Another Medal—and Shares What’s Next

The U.S. gymnast nabbed the bronze in his signature event on Saturday. Now, he’ll return home a two-time Olympic medalist with a new-found fame.

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Simone Biles Conquers the Vault to Capture Third Gold Medal of the Paris Olympics

The world’s most decorated gymnast nailed her routine—which featured one of the five skills that bears her name—and earned her 10th overall Olympic medal.

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Judo Legend Teddy Riner, Young Star Léon Marchand Deliver France’s Olympic Moment

The gold medal performances of a 35-year-old judoka at his fifth Olympics and a 22-year-old swimmer at his first marked a special day for the host country.

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Djokovic Won but It Was Nadal’s Moment at Paris Olympics on Roland Garros Clay

On a court where he has won 14 Grand Slam titles, the King of Clay was overpowered by his longtime rival but his efforts were a reminder of why he is so exalted.

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Biles Shakes Off Injury and Shines in the U.S.’s Dominant Paris Debut

Despite the setback during qualifying on Sunday, the seven-time Olympic medalist put herself and Team USA in prime position ahead of the finals.

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Sisters Alex and Gretchen Walsh Push Each Other as Both Go for Olympic Gold

One is an imposing, athletic 6-footer, the other is a double-jointed sprinter with “uncanny flexibility.” Their personalities differ. But both are ready for the spotlight in Paris.

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