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Chiefs’ Rashee Rice Says He Has ‘Completely Changed’ After Causing Dangerous Crash on Dallas Highway
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Rescuing Animals Remains Higher Calling for Baseball Hall of Famer Tony La Russa
Only one other MLB manager has won more games than Hall of Famer Tony La Russa. When rescuing animals, La Russa is in first place.
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Windy Conditions Challenge Pro Golfers at Trump’s Aberdeen Golf Club
Only two players are under par after the first two rounds of competition at the Legends Tour Staysure Senior PGA Championship.
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The Young and the Restless—Yankees’ Struggling Shortstop Volpe Too Talented to Fail
New York Yankees’ shortstop Anthony Volpe, in his first three MLB seasons, has played in a World Series and won a Rawlings Gold Glove Award.
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Courtland Sutton Says He Left Money on the Table to Keep Broncos’ Key Contributors Together
Sutton signed a 4-year, $92 million extension this week.
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Pair of Sneakers From Kobe Bryant’s First Game as NBA Starter Sells for $240,000
The Lakers great was just 18 when he took the floor against Dallas in 1997, making him the youngest player ever to start an NBA game.
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World Athletics to Require Genetic Test for Female Competition Eligibility
Athletes will be tested for the SRY gene, a marker for male sex, via a cheek swab or blood sample.
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MLB Speedway Classic Set to Break Single-Game Attendance Record on Saturday
Tennessee’s Bristol Motor Speedway has hosted NASCAR races since 1961. On Saturday, the MLB takes over the oval-shaped track.
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NFL Training Camp Injuries Mounting All Over
Injuries are abounding as NFL teams’ padded practices are underway.
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Josh Allen Shares Heartwarming Moments With Armed Forces Members, Little Girl at Bills Training Camp
Allen has built a reputation around his kindness to and charitable work for young Bills fans and children in the Buffalo area.
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Olympic Biathlon Champion Laura Dahlmeier Dies in Mountaineering Accident in Pakistan
The 31-year-old German athlete was struck by rockfall on July 28 while climbing in the Karakoram Mountains.
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Remembering Cubs Legend Ryne Sandberg
The longtime Chicago Cubs Hall of Fame infielder passed away on Monday after a battle with metastatic prostate cancer.
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Chris Paul on Returning to the Clippers for Another Try at a Title: ‘It Was a No-Brainer’
After eight years as a journeyman, the star guard is back in Los Angeles, joining a strong roster that includes James Harden and Kawhi Leonard.
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Ohtani’s Popularity Has Eclipsed That of Japan’s First Baseball HOFer Ichiro
Even as Ichiro Suzuki is enshrined in baseball’s Hall of Fame, the legend of two-way player Shohei Ohtani grows.
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Trump Celebrates Grand Opening of New Golf Course in Scotland
The new development, combined with the existing course, is touted by the U.S. president’s son Eric Trump as the “greatest 36 holes in golf.”
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From ‘Prime Time’ to Fighting for Time: Deion Sanders Makes Admission Amid Beating Cancer
Deion Sanders opens up about his battle with cancer ahead of his third season as head coach of Colorado.
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Chiefs’ Rashee Rice Says He Has ‘Completely Changed’ After Causing Dangerous Crash on Dallas Highway
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Rescuing Animals Remains Higher Calling for Baseball Hall of Famer Tony La Russa
Only one other MLB manager has won more games than Hall of Famer Tony La Russa. When rescuing animals, La Russa is in first place.
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Windy Conditions Challenge Pro Golfers at Trump’s Aberdeen Golf Club
Only two players are under par after the first two rounds of competition at the Legends Tour Staysure Senior PGA Championship.
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The Young and the Restless—Yankees’ Struggling Shortstop Volpe Too Talented to Fail
New York Yankees’ shortstop Anthony Volpe, in his first three MLB seasons, has played in a World Series and won a Rawlings Gold Glove Award.
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Courtland Sutton Says He Left Money on the Table to Keep Broncos’ Key Contributors Together
Sutton signed a 4-year, $92 million extension this week.
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Pair of Sneakers From Kobe Bryant’s First Game as NBA Starter Sells for $240,000
The Lakers great was just 18 when he took the floor against Dallas in 1997, making him the youngest player ever to start an NBA game.
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World Athletics to Require Genetic Test for Female Competition Eligibility
Athletes will be tested for the SRY gene, a marker for male sex, via a cheek swab or blood sample.
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MLB Speedway Classic Set to Break Single-Game Attendance Record on Saturday
Tennessee’s Bristol Motor Speedway has hosted NASCAR races since 1961. On Saturday, the MLB takes over the oval-shaped track.
|
NFL Training Camp Injuries Mounting All Over
Injuries are abounding as NFL teams’ padded practices are underway.
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Josh Allen Shares Heartwarming Moments With Armed Forces Members, Little Girl at Bills Training Camp
Allen has built a reputation around his kindness to and charitable work for young Bills fans and children in the Buffalo area.
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Olympic Biathlon Champion Laura Dahlmeier Dies in Mountaineering Accident in Pakistan
The 31-year-old German athlete was struck by rockfall on July 28 while climbing in the Karakoram Mountains.
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Remembering Cubs Legend Ryne Sandberg
The longtime Chicago Cubs Hall of Fame infielder passed away on Monday after a battle with metastatic prostate cancer.
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Chris Paul on Returning to the Clippers for Another Try at a Title: ‘It Was a No-Brainer’
After eight years as a journeyman, the star guard is back in Los Angeles, joining a strong roster that includes James Harden and Kawhi Leonard.
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Ohtani’s Popularity Has Eclipsed That of Japan’s First Baseball HOFer Ichiro
Even as Ichiro Suzuki is enshrined in baseball’s Hall of Fame, the legend of two-way player Shohei Ohtani grows.
|
Trump Celebrates Grand Opening of New Golf Course in Scotland
The new development, combined with the existing course, is touted by the U.S. president’s son Eric Trump as the “greatest 36 holes in golf.”
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From ‘Prime Time’ to Fighting for Time: Deion Sanders Makes Admission Amid Beating Cancer
Deion Sanders opens up about his battle with cancer ahead of his third season as head coach of Colorado.
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