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How FIFA used dynamic pricing to milk millions more out of 2026 World Cup tickets
Dynamic pricing has meant significant adjustment to World Cup ticket costs
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The latest on Kawhi Leonard, Steve Ballmer and the NBA’s investigation into the LA Clippers
What was actually in Leonard’s contract? What do league insiders think of it? Here’s what we know about the allegations — and where the investigation stands.
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Tiger surprised over DUI arrest, bodycam shows
Tiger Woods expressed astonishment as he was handcuffed after crashing his vehicle last week in Florida, according to body camera footage released Thursday.
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Konnor Griffin, MLB’s top prospect, is here. An accident years ago almost derailed his rise
Konnor Griffin will make his MLB debut Friday. A scar still reminds him of how close he was to never getting the chance.
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Maple Leafs GM search: Could Mike Gillis’ pitch to NHL teams work in Toronto?
Mike Gillis’ pitch for the Penguins was made five years ago, but offers insight into how he might approach a top job with the Maple Leafs.
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Alabama AD Greg Byrne says SEC should eliminate championship game: ‘The ship has sailed’
Alabama AD Greg Byrne told USA Today the SEC should get rid of its conference title game amid debates about the Playoff’s future.
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Why have a Brazilian club called out Cristiano Ronaldo over a historic transfer dispute?
A dispute between Flamengo and Almeria over a transfer has led to the Court of Arbitration for Sport and embroiled the Portuguese superstar.
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Everton hopeful of keeping Jack Grealish beyond end of loan spell
The 30-year-old has not played since January 18 due to a foot injury that required surgery.
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Tottenham’s Roberto De Zerbi responds to criticism over defence of Mason Greenwood
A number of fan groups criticised the Italian over his public defence of Greenwood while at Marseille prior to his appointment by Spurs.
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ESPN expected to change No. 2 broadcasting team after NFL Network deal: Sources
ESPN officially took over NFL Network this week as part of a series of agreements in which the league took a 10 percent stake in ESPN.
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