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August sports streaming guide: ‘Ted Lasso’ returns, new Premier League season, CFB Week 0
Soccer seasons start. Engines rev from the Dutch Grand Prix to Daytona. The U.S. Open is back, and so are “Ted Lasso” shenanigans.
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Gianni Infantino’s senior advisor quits over FIFA’s World Cup plans: ‘It is mortgaging football’s future’
Carlos Cordeiro, 70, had been in the role for five years. He described FIFA’s plans as a “bad deal.”
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How to watch the men’s Citi Open: Streaming options for the Quarterfinal
Find out how to watch the men’s Citi Open, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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How do the Pistons stack up against LeBron, Giannis and a new-look Eastern Conference?
The NBA’s power balance may have shifted, but that doesn’t mean last year’s No. 1 seed can’t be competitive.
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The Pulse mailbag returns. Plus: FIFA boycott?
Welcome to The Pulse, The Athletic’s daily newsletter.
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Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen to undergo medical before completing Ajax loan
The 34-year-old is not in Hansi Flick’s plans and is earning a significant salary, which includes deferrals from previous seasons.
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What’s missing from Northwestern’s new $875 million stadium? Seats in the student section
When Northwestern’s new Ryan Field opens in October, its student section concept will be straight out of European soccer stadiums.
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LeBron James commuting to Philly? Why a helicopter ride from New York is tricky
If James decides against living in Philadelphia and chooses a home in New York, what would those travels look like?
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What Phillies pitcher Andrew Painter is working on after demotion to Triple A
Away from the spotlight of the majors, Painter is working to improve in many areas. Here’s what he’s doing and what his coaches have seen.
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How Dolphins plan to compete despite biggest dead-cap hit in NFL history
The Dolphins have more cap space allocated to players no longer on their roster than most teams are spending on entire sides of the ball.
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