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Hose fifty, Raza four-for light path for Worcestershire
Glamorgan succumb in gloom as Rapids continue good start to season
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Yankees’ Aaron Judge speaks on injury return timeline, how he fractured his rib
“I don’t like talking timetables,” the three-time MVP said. “That stuff’s all made up. You never know what’s going to happen.”
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F1’s engines will confuse Monaco, too. Plus: Lewis Hamilton leads early
Welcome to Prime Tire, The Athletic’s F1 newsletter.
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Ned Jarrett, former NASCAR driver, broadcaster and Hall of Famer, dies at 93
Jarrett, described by his family as “a friend to everyone he met and NASCAR’s oldest living champion,” died peacefully of natural causes.
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French Open men’s semifinals recap: Two finalists, but only one match on the Roland Garros clay
On yet another strange day at the French Open, only one men’s semifinal was played.
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How Arnaldi’s withdrawal led to Cobolli advancing to the French Open 2026 men’s singles final to face Zverev
Follow live updates from men’s singles in Paris with Zverev, Cobolli through to final
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For USMNT, a perfect pre-World Cup storm is brewing — if it can beat Germany
Just in time, it seems things are falling into place for the USMNT. A narrative-busting win would unleash unbridled World Cup optimism
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Cliff Fletcher, Maple Leafs advisor and longtime NHL team executive, dies at 90
Fletcher amassed an unmatched career in NHL front offices that stretched for more than 70 years.
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Rangers hire Bruins assistant Jay Leach to coach AHL Hartford Wolf Pack
Jay Leach spent the previous two seasons as an assistant with the Bruins and was previously an assistant for the Kraken for three years.
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NBA investigating fan interaction with Jalen Brunson during Game 1 of NBA Finals
An NBA spokesman said the alleged taunts directed at the New York Knicks guard may not have been verbal, but rather a gesture.
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