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If Arsenal win the league, they won’t stagger over the line, they will crawl
This performance is not an isolated aberration. It is part of a wider pattern: a team seemingly diminished by the weight of expectation
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Tottenham, be warned: These five clubs thought they were too big to go down
From Atletico Madrid to Manchester City, The Athletic looks back at the most shocking relegations in the history of football
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Mocking the NFL Draft, MLB’s robot umps and NBA playoff pressure
“The Athletic Show” takes a look at the changes facing each major sport at the moment.
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Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for April 12, 2026, puzzle No. 566
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
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Blue Jackets’ top weapons awaken, cruise to desperately needed win in Montreal
Columbus enjoyed its highest-scoring game in three weeks, beating the Canadiens 5-2 and keeping its playoff hopes alive.
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Ranking the Mets’ concerns early on: Where do Francisco Lindor’s issues fall?
Which of the Mets’ problems are early-season road bumps, and which are symptoms of deeper foundational flaws?
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As Red Wings’ playoff drought reaches a decade, this season’s miss hits hardest
The Red Wings will officially miss the playoffs for a 10th straight year, and look stuck after another late-season collapse.
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Klaasen and Kamboj rise in Orange and Purple Cap tables
The latest updates from the Orange Cap and Purple Cap tables at the end of Saturday’s PBKS vs SRH and CSK vs DC games
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Masters Round 3: What to know as Rory McIlroy, Cameron Young lead the field
Young entered the day eight shots off the lead. If he wins, he would tie the largest 36-hole comeback for any Masters champion.
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Reds erupt for season-high 7 runs in win over Angels
The Reds entered Saturday’s game with only 31 runs scored, the fewest in Major League Baseball, but are 9-6 in a jumbled NL Central.
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