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The PGA Tour confirms exit from Hawaii for 2027 season
The season will begin somewhere new next season, with the Sony Open becoming a Champions Tour event.
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NBA announces six draft tiebreakers, order of selection for 2026 draft
The New Orleans Pelicans won a tiebreaker with the Dallas Mavericks, giving them 6.8 percent odds compared to Dallas’ 6.7 percent.
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After grand Boston Marathon, runners partied their tailwinds off
Kenyans John Korir and Sharon Lokedi defended their titles as runners posted record times thanks to runner-friendly conditions.
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USWNT coach Emma Hayes’ undefeated Hello Kitty hat, plus: 16 NWSL things to watch
Welcome to Full Time, The Athletic’s women’s soccer newsletter.
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Wemby captures DPOY as first unanimous winner
At 22 years old, Victor Wembanyama became the youngest player in NBA history to win the Defensive Player of the Year award.
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Source: Dodgers closer Diaz set for elbow surgery
Los Angeles Dodgers closer Edwin Diaz, placed on the 15-day injured list Monday, is scheduled to undergo surgery to remove loose bodies in his right elbow, a source told ESPN’s Alden Gonzalez, confirming a report, and he could miss around three months.
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Dodgers place closer Edwin Diaz on injured list with right elbow issue
The Dodgers’ new high-priced closer failed to record an out in a 9-6 loss to the Rockies on Sunday.
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Spurs’ Wembanyama captures first career DPOY
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama won the first in what’s expected to be many Defensive Player of the Year awards on Monday.
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Dodgers place closer Diaz (elbow) on injured list
The Los Angeles Dodgers placed Edwin Diaz, 32, the right-handed closer in his first season with the club, on the 15-day injured list with right elbow loose bodies Monday, a day after he allowed three runs to the Colorado Rockies without recording an out.
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Victor Wembanyama becomes NBA’s first unanimous Defensive Player of the Year winner
The Spurs’ big man was the clear choice to win the award once he played in enough games.
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