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For Collin Morikawa, a Young Career Full of Firsts
Collin Morikawa enters this week’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship fresh off an accomplishment no other American golfer has matched. He…
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Pelicans Choose to Remain Upbeat, Not Beaten Down
BOSTON — Josh Hart has experienced quite a bit. He won a national championship at Villanova. He played alongside LeBron…
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Novak Djokovic’s Fight to Stay in Australia Lives Another Day
Novak Djokovic, the top men’s tennis player in the world, was detained by border authorities in Australia, on Saturday, the…
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By Honoring Hernandez, the Mets Fully Embrace Their Past
It’s a feel thing, the notion of retiring a player’s number, as the Mets will now do for Keith Hernandez’s…
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Death of High School Hockey Player Renews Debate on Neck Guards
Expressions of grief after the death of Teddy Balkind, a high school hockey player in Connecticut, have spanned the ice…
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With Exasperation, College Football Is Just Trying to Get Through the Playoff
In this malleable, ebb-and-flow pandemic world, there may be one certainty gleaned from the last nearly two years of living…
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World Junior Championship, a showcase for hockey’s top prospects, is canceled.
The World Junior Championship, an annual showcase of the next generation of hockey stars, which was already underway in Canada,…
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Running Backs Are System Players. Jonathan Taylor Is a System.
Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor’s quest to win the N.F.L.’s Most Valuable Player Award may be doomed to failure…
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The N.B.A.’s Early Story Lines: Missing Stars, Big-Time Bulls, Jokic
After two seasons that were dramatically disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, the N.B.A. thought it was returning to some version…
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What to Know About C.T.E. in Football
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., has affected boxers since the 1920s, according to the C.T.E. Center at Boston University, but…
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