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Private equity cash infusions into college sports come with plenty of much-discussed criticism and skepticism. So what's the case for it?
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Buffalo's 2026 draft picks slot in at various places on the roster, but some spots remain open. Here's how the team looks heading into May.
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A rehabbing Cole threw well, although his velocity wasn't at his peak, in his rehab outing Wednesday. Notes on him and much more.
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Chelsea's players failed to embrace Liam Rosenior but they have the chance to guide their club through the resulting chaos. And they should
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With the Stars facing a must-win Game 6, let's break down the numbers on how they ended up on the brink of elimination.
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If NFL owners again proceed with replacement officials when the real games begin, that’s on them — and it’s the fans who’ll pay the price.
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Recent geopolitical turbulence has caused fans to react boorishly to national anthems. What happened in Buffalo this week was the opposite.
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The Falcons have room for a healthy crop of undrafted free agents, but can any of them make the final roster? We examine their chances.
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With nary an inch of wall space to spare, a couple of art collectors looked for a house that could hold their ever-expanding lives.
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Rondo spent the past two seasons as a coaching associate with Milwaukee. Now he's getting looks to move up on the bench.
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Paolo Banchero was great in Game 5, but the Magic need to fix their self-inflicted errors if they want to eliminate the Pistons.
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Limiting turnovers, getting contributions from role players and Donovan Mitchell returning to form would help the Cavs advance to Round 2.
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The news follows revelations that Saudi Arabia's PIF, governed by Yasir Al-Rumayyan, intends to discontinue funding for the golf league.
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Toronto let Game 5 slip away to fall behind 3-2 in this series, but its intensity and effort deserve attention.
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The process is reportedly centring on ex-captain Mats Sundin and ex-Coyotes GM John Chayka. Tie Domi, another former Leaf, is involved.
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