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Casey Wasserman’s agency rebrands without his name following outcry over Epstein ties
The 51-year-old, who chairs the LA28 Olympic Committee, already announced his intention to sell the business last month.
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The best UConn women’s basketball player ever? Plus: A wild first day for NFL free agents
The Pulse Newsletter 📣 | This is The Athletic’s daily sports newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Pulse directly in your inbox. Good morning! Agree to something in principle today. Inside: ⚾ U.S. beats Mexico, finally 💲 NFL paydays begin 🐐 UConn’s GOAT? Alex Slitz / Getty Images Yesterday, we mentioned Team USA’s previous struggle against Mexico in…
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Who’s in, who’s out, and who’s still got work to do to reach the next round of the WBC
Here’s a look at where the field stands entering the final two days of pool play.
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The Phillies hear the ‘noise’ about running it back: Why they think they can make history
After three disappointing October exits, the Phillies brought back the same core group again to try to win it all. Legacies are on the line.
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Panthers make statement to begin free agency as Dan Morgan goes big on defense — times 2
Adding Jaelan Phillips and Devin Lloyd was a great way for Morgan and the Panthers to start the offseason.
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André Burakovsky, Frank Nazar find redemption, reward in Blackhawks’ OT win over Mammoth
“It’s been hard,” Burakovsky said. “It’s been hard to find the back of the net.” But late in the second period, down a goal, he did.
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Twins prospect Emmanuel Rodriguez’s rare skill set fuels big questions, bigger upside
Rarely has a Twins prospect this close to the majors had a wider range of potential career outcomes than the 23-year-old Rodriguez.
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Sarah Strong doesn’t care about stardom. A winning focus could make her one of UConn’s best ever
The sophomore could be the key to UConn repeating as champions for the first time since 2015-16.
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Men’s NCAA Tournament Bracket Watch: Florida moves to No. 1 line; Indiana, Auburn straddle cut line
The Gators are great, the bubble is bad, and what else you need to know as power conferences begin their postseasons.
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Naomi Osaka and Aryna Sabalenka paved contrasting paths to tennis stardom. At Indian Wells, they cross
Both have four majors and have spent time at world No. 1, but Osaka and Sabalenka have built their worlds in different ways.
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