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PGA tour agrees to merge with Saudi-backed rival LIV Golf
The PGA Tour is merging with Saudi-backed rival LIV Golf, following months of tensions and mounting lawsuits between the competitors.
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Dolphins player gifts graduate new bike, family a minivan
A Miami Dolphins player has paid it forward for a teen who made an inspiring journey to his middle school graduation.
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Tiafoe's Loss to Zverev Leaves Zero American Men in the French Open
For the second year in a row, there will be zero American men in the fourth round of the French Open after Frances Tiafoe lost to Alexander Zverev in four sets on Saturday night.
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DC's Citi Open Merging With Silicon Valley Tennis Tournament
The Citi Open and Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic are combining to create a larger professional women’s tennis tournament. The event takes place this summer in D.C.
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Damar Hamlin on How He Made the Decision to Play Football in the NFL Again
Damar Hamlin’s return to the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills surprised some people given the traumatic nature of his cardiac arrest, but not Hamlin.
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Same City. Different Sport: These NBA, NHL Teams Made Finals in the Same Year
Has a city ever had NBA and NHL teams in the championships in the same year? Yes. See the teams, cities and years they went to the Finals.
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DC's Major League Cricket Team Prepares for Inaugural Season
A new sports team is getting ready to represent the D.C. area: The Washington Freedom will take to the pitch this summer in the inaugural edition of Major League Cricket. The sport attracts billions of fans, many from Asia and around the world. News4’s Eun Yang reports on what the Freedom’s owner hopes to accomplish in the coming years....
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High School Track Star Wins State Title All by Herself
Juliette Laracuente-Huebner was the only athlete representing her school at the state meet in Ohio. She won four of her seven events which was enough points to win the team title.
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EA Sports College Football Game to Pay Players for Likeness
The company will allow student-athletes to opt in or out of having their likeness included, with those granting permission set to receive compensation.
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2-Time World Champion Doyle Brunson, Called the Godfather of Poker, Dies at 89
Doyle Brunson, one of the most influential poker players of all time, died Sunday. He was 89.
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Yogi Berra Documentary Spotlights Baseball Career Over Euphemisms
“It Ain’t Over” aims to elevate Yogi Berra’s baseball playing career alongside his persona as a cultural icon.
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Key Dates for the 2023 WNBA Season
Take a look at the key dates going into the 2023 WNBA campaign.
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Aly Raisman Talks Gabby Douglas' Return to the Olympics
Gabby Douglas last competed in the 2016 Summer Olympics and is returning to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Former teammate Aly Raisman talks about the return and its significance.
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ESPN Sorry for Airing Twin Towers Clip During Knicks Game
ESPN apologized for the 9/11 image after last night’s game. The Knicks play the Heat in Game 2 at MSG tomorrow in NBA playoffs.
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Breaking Down 2023 NFL Draft Fashion Moments
Entrepreneur and senior digital content strategist at Gray Magazine, Brandon Gaston, breaks down the best looks from the 2023 NFL Draft.
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Top 10 Picks in the 2023 NFL Draft
The first ten picks in the 2023 NFL Draft have been selected.
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How Khris Davis Gained and Lost Over 50 Pounds for George Foreman Movie
Actor Khris Davis is starring in a new George Foreman movie, “Big George Foreman.” He describes the process of gaining and losing weight for the film.
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Olympian Sarah Nurse Breaking Boundaries On the Ice
Olympic gold medalist Sarah Nurse talks about the challenges growing up playing a predominately male sport and what it’s going to take for women’s hockey to continue growing.
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Three USWNT Players to Watch at Women's World Cup
Telemundo’s Ana Jurka and Andrés Cantor name three U.S. women’s national team players to keep an eye on during the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
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Three International Players to Watch at Women's World Cup
Telemundo’s Ana Jurka and Andrés Cantor name three international players to keep an eye on during the 2023 Women’s World Cup.