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Los Angeles Olympics forces 2028 Tour de France to start early, race to begin in Grand Est
The 2028 race is due to finish on July 16, just three days before the Olympic time trial
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Olli Määttä, once a Penguins teen star, says Ben Kindel’s experience is invaluable
The former teenage sensation in Pittsburgh said being surrounded by Penguins legends will do Kindel immeasurable good.
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How Wembanyama erupted for 40-20 as Spurs survived Thunder in wild double-overtime playoff thriller: Live updates
A compelling 2026 Western Conference finals series began with a classic in Oklahoma City
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This unheralded Commanders offseason acquisition could be one to watch
Kicker is one of multiple jobs up for grabs in Washington, and undrafted rookie Drew Stevens could push Jake Moody for the role.
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The best NBA game of the decade? Plus, more from a wild night
The Pulse Newsletter 📣 | This is The Athletic’s daily sports newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Pulse directly in your inbox. Good morning! Pull up from 30 today. Coming up: 👽 Wemby, man 7️⃣ Montreal does it again 🎰 Sorsby’s suit These are the nights that create fandom. We can parse viewership numbers,…
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Ella Toone, Aggie Beever-Jones return to England squad for June’s World Cup qualifiers
Midfielder Erica Meg Parkinson, 18, who was called up to the senior side for the first time in April, is not included in June’s squad.
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Victor Wembanyama watched SGA get MVP, then proved he’s best player in the world
“We felt like that was his trophy,” teammate Stephon Castle said. “I’m sure he felt the same way.”
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End of an era as Guardiola leaves Man City. Plus: Neymar’s shock World Cup call
Today in TAFC: The impact Pep Guardiola has made on English football. Plus: Neymar will go to the World Cup, and Arsenal one win from glory
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Yankees feel like they ‘owe something’ to the Blue Jays after last season
Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Cam Schlittler said they are playing with an extra edge against the Blue Jays, who stymied the Yankees last season.
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Inside a heartbreaking end to Sabres’ storybook season: ‘That pain won’t go away’
The Sabres accomplished so much more than anyone expected before the season. That doesn’t mean Game 7 wasn’t absolutely gutting.
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