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World Cup 2026 news live updates: Latest updates on ticket confusion, fan fests and more ahead of March qualifiers
Follow the latest before this summer’s World Cup hosted in North America
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The best freshman class ever? Plus, another big NIL lawsuit
The Pulse Newsletter 📣 | This is The Athletic’s daily sports newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Pulse directly in your inbox. Good morning! I’d retire your number. Inside: 💪 Historic newcomers 🏅 U.S. women want peace 🏀 NBA hip-hop ranks Just take a look at the NBA rookie class, and you’ll know how…
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The only thing consistent about the Knicks lately has been their inconsistency
Behind the hot-and-cold production is an on-and-off process for the Knicks.
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Aaron Judge talks Team USA captaincy, saluting service members and the WBC group chat
As Judge readies for the WBC, he is keeping a bigger perspective top of mind — and thinking about how he can best help his teammates.
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Lions at NFL combine: Why it took Dan Campbell only 20 minutes to be sold on Drew Petzing
With the additions of Petzing and Mike Kafka, Campbell might have found what he was looking for with Detroit’s offense.
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Cristiano Ronaldo buys 25 per cent stake in Saudi-owned Spanish side Almeria
Almeria are owned by a consortium led by the Saudi Media Company, the operator of Al Nassr’s stadium Mrsool Park.
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Ravens should use this offseason to get back to their trench-building roots
Baltimore is coming off a season in which it struggled along the offensive and defensive lines and didn’t consistently win in the trenches.
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Wait, people actually bet on the NFL Combine and events like the 40-yard dash?
Doug Kezirian explains all things when it comes to betting on the NFL Combine.
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Amateur tennis players love data as much as the pros. The race to monetize it is on
With more players, comes more data and companies are queuing up to be the Strava of tennis
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Cycling’s suspicions about doping are rising again: ‘Questions need answering’
For cycling — probably the most scrutinised sport in the world given its history — the ghosts of the past never truly depart
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