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Pittsburgh Pirates call in Dr. Robby of ‘The Pitt’ for bobblehead promotion
Fans attending the game can pick up a tiny version of Noah Wyle, who stars as Dr. Robby on “The Pitt.”
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Kyle Busch, NASCAR great and 2-time Cup Series champion, dies at 41 after illness
Busch, whose 234 national series race wins are the most in NASCAR history, died Thursday after falling ill. He was 41.
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Chris Richards’ World Cup not in doubt despite USMNT star’s ankle injury: Sources
Richards suffered an injury playing for Crystal Palace over the weekend, less than a month before the start of the World Cup
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Caitlin Clark probable (back) for Fever’s game against Golden State Valkyries
Clark’s injury update came roughly 24 hours after she was ruled out of Wednesday’s home game against the Portland Fire.
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Thunder’s Jalen Williams to be evaluated on a daily basis
Williams left OKC’s Game 2 win over San Antonio after only seven minutes to receive treatment on his hamstring.
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Foden and Palmer are victims of Tuchel’s cool pragmatism – but they can’t say they weren’t warned
Two of England’s most talented players will not be playing at the World Cup – but England’s head coach has his reasons
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Cristiano Ronaldo’s first Saudi title: Conspiracies, tears and his future as SPL evolves
Cristiano Ronaldo has finally won the Saudi Pro League, but it has been a battle to get there and not without controversy
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Steve Sarkisian addresses basket weaving dig: ‘Ole Miss is a fine institution’
“Ole Miss is a fine institution, they’ve got the great degrees, all the things there,” the Texas coach said.
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Lewis Hamilton vows he’ll race in F1 ‘for quite some time, so get used to it’
Lewis Hamilton has shrugged off suggestions he’s contemplating retirement from F1 ahead of the 2026 Canadian GP
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Texas’ Steve Sarkisian believes every SEC team spending at least $30 million on roster
Sarkisian lamented what he believes is a lack of enforcement of the cap. “There is no cap,” he said.
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