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How to watch Pirates vs. Mets: TV channel and streaming options for March 26
Find out how to watch the Pittsburgh Pirates play the New York Mets, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Wemby’s MVP case, Giannis vs. the Bucks and the 65-game rule prompt NBA debates
Our columnist says he was wrong about the 65-game rule, though Adam Silver insists that it is working.
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Lions NFL Draft big board: O-linemen, edge rushers top needs with DB, LB lurking
The Lions are in need of offensive line and edge-rushing help, but could safety and linebacker also be in play on Day 1 or 2?
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What I’m hearing as the Twins prepare to open the regular season
Josh Bell avoided playing golf this offseason in a bid to keep his baseball swing dialed in.
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Manchester City’s Rodri says he ‘could not turn down’ potential Real Madrid transfer
The 29-year-old central midfielder also confirmed that his contract at City would expire in 2027.
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Inside the offseason that reestablished the Cubs as big-market players
The Cubs believe they have what it takes to prevent a World Series three-peat by the Dodgers. This is how they got here.
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On Opening Day, Yankees show why running back same offense could work
While there won’t be the pregame hoopla and sideshows for all 162 games, the Yanks’ offense may be able to provide just as many highlights.
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A full Opening Day preview, plus the NBA’s vow to fix tanking
The Pulse Newsletter 📣 | This is The Athletic’s daily sports newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Pulse directly in your inbox. Good morning! Consider this my petition for Netflix to make its scorebug font bigger. Anyway, coming up: 👋 Actual MLB Opening Day is here 🗣️ Silver talks tanking, more 🏀 The tourney…
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How do Sweet 16 men’s basketball programs compare financially? There’s a clear No. 1
It’s clear you’ve got to spend money to make money — and to make the Sweet 16.
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What makes Purdue a March Madness outlier? Retention in a world of movement
Purdue has three starters who have been with the program four-plus years, a rarity in modern college basketball.
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