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Teddy Bridgewater Got Suspended for Feeding His Players. Florida Just Made It Law

In 2024, Teddy Bridgewater returned to Miami Northwestern High School — his alma mater — and coached the Bulls to a Class 3A...

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Sha’Carri Richardson Isn’t Just Running the Race. She’s Running the League

Track and field has always asked its athletes to show up, compete, and move on. The sport produces some of the most recognizable...

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The Currys Are Building Something in Charlotte — and It Goes Way Beyond Basketball

Stephen Curry grew up in Charlotte. He went to school there, learned the game there, and carries the city with him in a...

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What Naomi Osaka Knew About BodyArmor Before Anyone Else Did

Before the Tokyo Olympics, Naomi Osaka sat across from two offers. One was from Coca-Cola — a guaranteed, substantial contract from one of...

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What LeBron James Joining the 76ers Means for the NBA

He said this was his last decision. He meant it in every direction. On July 24, LeBron James announced he was signing with...

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Steph Curry Just Won the Most Important Award of His Career

Four NBA championships. Two MVPs. The greatest shooter who ever lived. Steph Curry’s basketball legacy was already sealed before Tuesday night. Then he...

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He Left OKC as a Player. He Came Back as an Owner

On June 2, Russell Westbrook stood at a groundbreaking ceremony in downtown Oklahoma City. Not in a jersey. Not on a court. Alongside...

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Coco Gauff Is Chasing History at Wimbledon. The Trophy Is Just Part of the Story

She was 15 years old the first time she walked onto the grass at Wimbledon and beat Venus Williams. The tennis world did...

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Kevin Durant Has Been Doing This for 13 Years. The Tournament Is Just the Latest Proof

Most people know Kevin Durant as a scorer. Possibly the most gifted offensive player the NBA has ever produced. Four Olympic gold medals....

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The New York Knicks Are NBA Champions. Here’s What That Actually Means

Sports championships are celebrated as cultural moments. They deserve to be. But they are also economic events, and the Knicks’ win in 2026...