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Milano Cortina Olympic Games Open With Dual Flames, Italian Pageantry
The official start of the 2026 Winter Olympics blends operatic grandeur and pop spectacle.
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NHL Stars Set to Shine on Olympic Ice for the First Time Since 2014
At least one player from each NHL team will participate as a dozen countries compete in Italy. But don’t look for Russians.
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What Super Bowl Records Could Fall in The Big Game?
New records are set in every edition of The Big Game, and these marks could fall in Super Bowl LX
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Meet the Newest Members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
The 2026 Hall of Fame Class features Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Luke Kuechly, Adam Vinatieri, and Roger Craig.
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Rhamondre Stevenson Credits Pats Coaching Staff for Sticking by Him When His Father Died
Running backs coach Tony Dews showed up to Stevenson’s father’s funeral, which built trust that carried him through a difficult season.
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What to Know About the Chicago Bears’ Quest to Build a New Stadium
Could the storied NFL franchise move to Indiana?
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Jeff Stoutland, Pioneer of Eagles’ ‘Tush Push,’ Steps Down After Legendary Career
Stoutland served as O-line coach and run game coordinator for 13 years, coaching linemen that won 2 Super Bowls, 27 pro Bowls, and 15 All-Pros.
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James Harden to Cavaliers Is Just the Latest Trade in His NBA Journey
Longtime NBA star guard James Harden is on the move again with the Cleveland Cavaliers, his sixth team in 17 years.
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Tampa Bay Rays’ New Stadium Proposal Has Backing of MLB Commissioner and Florida Governor
In their 28 seasons playing home games in St. Petersburg-based Tropicana Field, only once has the Tampa Bay Rays topped MLB’s average attendance mark.
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Washington Post Axes Sports Department in Sweeping Layoffs
The paper has ‘grappled with financial challenges,’ its executive editor said.
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George Pickens ‘Would Love to’ Stay A Cowboy Despite Massive Price Tag
‘I feel like, if anything, it went up,’ Pickens said of his market value.
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Turning Point USA Releases Lineup for Halftime Show Coinciding With Super Bowl LX
The ‘All-American Halftime Show’ on Feb. 8 will feature performances from country stars Kid Rock, Lee Brice, Brantley Gilbert, and Gabby Barrett.
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ChiSox Busy 2026 Off-Season Gives Hope Club May Escape American League Central Cellar
The Chicago White Sox had a busy off-season. Seven key player acquisitions should bolster the club’s roster and better its 2025 60–102 record.
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First Bill Belichick, Now Robert Kraft in Latest Hall of Fame Snub
The two main architects of the New England Patriots dynasty have been snubbed by Pro Football Hall of Fame voters.
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McVay Has ‘Fingers Crossed’ for Stafford Return, Other Vets Considering Retirement
Matthew Stafford, Tyler Higbee, and Rob Havenstein are all candidates for retirement.
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Milano Cortina Olympic Games Open With Dual Flames, Italian Pageantry
The official start of the 2026 Winter Olympics blends operatic grandeur and pop spectacle.
|
NHL Stars Set to Shine on Olympic Ice for the First Time Since 2014
At least one player from each NHL team will participate as a dozen countries compete in Italy. But don’t look for Russians.
|
What Super Bowl Records Could Fall in The Big Game?
New records are set in every edition of The Big Game, and these marks could fall in Super Bowl LX
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Meet the Newest Members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
The 2026 Hall of Fame Class features Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Luke Kuechly, Adam Vinatieri, and Roger Craig.
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Rhamondre Stevenson Credits Pats Coaching Staff for Sticking by Him When His Father Died
Running backs coach Tony Dews showed up to Stevenson’s father’s funeral, which built trust that carried him through a difficult season.
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What to Know About the Chicago Bears’ Quest to Build a New Stadium
Could the storied NFL franchise move to Indiana?
|
Jeff Stoutland, Pioneer of Eagles’ ‘Tush Push,’ Steps Down After Legendary Career
Stoutland served as O-line coach and run game coordinator for 13 years, coaching linemen that won 2 Super Bowls, 27 pro Bowls, and 15 All-Pros.
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James Harden to Cavaliers Is Just the Latest Trade in His NBA Journey
Longtime NBA star guard James Harden is on the move again with the Cleveland Cavaliers, his sixth team in 17 years.
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Tampa Bay Rays’ New Stadium Proposal Has Backing of MLB Commissioner and Florida Governor
In their 28 seasons playing home games in St. Petersburg-based Tropicana Field, only once has the Tampa Bay Rays topped MLB’s average attendance mark.
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Washington Post Axes Sports Department in Sweeping Layoffs
The paper has ‘grappled with financial challenges,’ its executive editor said.
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George Pickens ‘Would Love to’ Stay A Cowboy Despite Massive Price Tag
‘I feel like, if anything, it went up,’ Pickens said of his market value.
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Turning Point USA Releases Lineup for Halftime Show Coinciding With Super Bowl LX
The ‘All-American Halftime Show’ on Feb. 8 will feature performances from country stars Kid Rock, Lee Brice, Brantley Gilbert, and Gabby Barrett.
|
ChiSox Busy 2026 Off-Season Gives Hope Club May Escape American League Central Cellar
The Chicago White Sox had a busy off-season. Seven key player acquisitions should bolster the club’s roster and better its 2025 60–102 record.
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First Bill Belichick, Now Robert Kraft in Latest Hall of Fame Snub
The two main architects of the New England Patriots dynasty have been snubbed by Pro Football Hall of Fame voters.
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McVay Has ‘Fingers Crossed’ for Stafford Return, Other Vets Considering Retirement
Matthew Stafford, Tyler Higbee, and Rob Havenstein are all candidates for retirement.
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