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Cinderella now looks different. Also, send in your questions
The Pulse Newsletter 📣 | This is The Athletic’s daily sports newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Pulse directly in your inbox. Good morning! It’s an inquisitive day. Ahead: 💃 Cinderella’s new clothes 🤑 JSN’s big deal 🏉 CFB’s hottest recruit, with a twist So much of our existence boils down to curiosity. What’s…
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Chicago Bears comp pick confusion: Examining what was lost
How will the Bears’ left tackle competition look after the draft? How does drafting near the end of Round 1 affect their approach?
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Panthers roster reset: What the depth chart shows ahead of NFL Draft
The Panthers’ free-agency additions should allow them to draft the best player available with their first-round pick in April.
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MLB’s robot umps are not perfect. How much should we care?
MLB is comfortable with the new system’s margin of error. But not all players or umpires are quite as comfortable.
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Jurgen Klopp shuts down Real Madrid rumours, but ‘not quite finished’ in coaching
The German, Red Bull’s global head of soccer, said he has “no plans” to leave just yet but “who knows what might come up” in coming years.
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‘Can you win with your B game?’: Flyers manage fatigue as they maintain slim playoff hopes
A regulation victory over Columbus on Tuesday likely will be necessary to keep Philadelphia in the playoff race.
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Ranking all 30 MLB starting rotations ahead of Opening Day
MLB pitching is better than ever. A look at all 30 rotations, ranking them from best (Dodgers) to worst (Rockies).
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Tigers praised employees who spoke out about misconduct, then pushed out a whistleblower
A former employee of Ilitch Sports and Entertainment says the company forced him to resign after he raised concerns about a supervisor.
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At the Miami Open, it’s all about the tennis now for Frances Tiafoe and Hailey Baptiste
Two Americans from the same tennis center learned the hard way that tennis careers usually resemble the zig-zag contours of a heart monitor.
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How each team can make MLB’s postseason, no matter the budget
From the Dodgers to the Rockies and everywhere in between, there’s a scenario that allows your team to dream. Here’s what history says.
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