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2026 Winter Olympics: Shiffrin wins gold, U.S. men’s hockey begins knockout round and more
Wednesday at the Winter Olympics is headlined by Mikaela Shiffrin winning a giant slalom gold and U.S. men’s hockey beginning the knockout stage.
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MLBPA head Clark resigns after internal inquiry
MLBPA executive director Tony Clark has resigned after an internal investigation revealed an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law, who was hired by the union in 2023, sources told ESPN.
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Faces who need new places: We picked 32 players who could use fresh starts with new teams
Let’s pick out players who could use a change of scenery for the 2026 season, including David Montgomery, Anthony Richardson and L’Jarius Sneed.
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PSG Star Transfer Price Debate
According to multiple sources, Fresh speculation is building around a possible PSG star transfer as Paris Saint-Germain weigh their options ahead of a crucial summer window. The French giants are reportedly open to listening to offers for one of their standout performers, sparking widespread debate over whether the rumored valuation reflects the player’s true market…
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Philippe grows New South Wales’ lead on rain-hit day
Tasmania could only claimed two wickets in the play that was possible to remain a long way behind in the game
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‘Treat him with dignity’ – Gavaskar, Chappell among 14 former captains to come out in support of Imran Khan
In an open letter, the captains have urged the Pakistan government to ensure that Imran receives “immediate, adequate and ongoing medical attention” for his health issues
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Sources: MLBPA’s Clark resigns amid scandals
MLBPA executive director Tony Clark resigned Tuesday after an internal investigation revealed an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law, who was hired by the union in 2023, sources told ESPN.
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Vini Jr. accuses ‘coward’ Prestianni of racist abuse
Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior accused Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni of racially abusing him during the teams’ Champions League playoff first leg on Tuesday.
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Men’s Bracketology: UConn retains its No. 1 seed — for now
The Huskies remain on the top line with Houston’s loss, but could they be better off as a 2-seed in the East?
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Women’s Bracketology: Will Stanford miss the NCAA tournament again?
Teams with a high NET ranking are typically NCAA tournament locks. So why are the Huskers in the Last Four In?
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