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9 votes
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Erik Karlsson traded to Pittsburgh Penguins in a three-team deal involving San Jose Sharks and Montreal Canadiens
14 votes -
The end of the US Women’s Soccer dominance
15 votes -
US knocked out of Women’s World Cup after penalty shootout loss to Sweden
30 votes -
Men in the arena: Can indoor football be revived in the US?
7 votes -
Reigning Indy NXT champion Linus Lundqvist will make his IndyCar Series debut this weekend in Nashville for Meyer Shank Racing
7 votes -
RFK Stadium | Abandoned
7 votes -
Sweden brush Argentina aside to tee up last-sixteen meeting with USA at the Women's World Cup
6 votes -
Alex Highsmith, Pittsburgh Steelers agree to terms on four-year, $68 million extension
14 votes -
Damian Lillard wants out of Rip City
19 votes -
The independent league team that traded a Muddy Waters album for a championship
3 votes -
Patrice Bergeron retires from NHL after nineteen seasons with Boston Bruins
16 votes -
World Cup executive feels Premier League could stage games in the US
3 votes -
Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz dies at age of 70
9 votes -
Minnesota Vikings rookie WR Jordan Addison cited for driving 140mph
13 votes -
Cincinnati Bengals to induct Boomer Esiason, Chad Johnson into Ring of Honor during Week 3 game vs. Rams
6 votes -
Bruce Lee’s garage startup years in Oakland laid the groundwork for MMA
3 votes -
Brittney Griner makes a triumphant return in her first WNBA All-Star Game since her Russian detention
13 votes -
How do you solve a problem like the New York Mets?
11 votes -
With its own Major League, cricket looks for a foothold in the United States | Six teams, eighteen regular season matches, three-hour games
25 votes -
Teenage tennis sensation Mirra Andreeva’s dream Wimbledon run ended on Monday after the Russian was docked a point for throwing her racket
6 votes -
DeAndre Hopkins signs two year deal with the Tennessee Titans
5 votes -
Can cricket crack America? New T20 league aims to take US by storm.
15 votes -
Joe Campbell, former Oakland Raiders defensive end, found dead at 68 after going on hike
4 votes -
The History of the Minnesota Vikings, a Dorktown docuseries | Trailer
14 votes -
Why boxing disappeared after the Rumble in the Jungle — and why American football could, too
14 votes -
Saints RB Alvin Kamara pleads no contest to lesser misdemeanor charge from Feb. 2022 incident in Las Vegas
4 votes -
Mikala Jones, surfer who captured action inside waves, dies in surfing accident in Indonesia
12 votes -
Why so many baseball players are Dominican
7 votes -
The New York Times will close sports desk, sending readers to The Athletic
18 votes -
Alex Debrincat to Detroit Red Wings for Dominik Kubalik, Donovan Sebrango, conditional first, and a fourth
19 votes -
Allisen Corpuz wins the US Women's Open at Pebble Beach for her first LPGA title
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Matt Manning leads the way as Detroit Tigers combine to no-hit Toronto Blue Jays
13 votes -
MLR final: San Diego Legion and New England Free seek to show American rugby potential
4 votes -
Is Victor Wembanyama actually the truth? Or are we gonna get burned again?
Okay, this is a pretty simple question, but is Wembanyama actually going to be all that he's hyped up to be? I just feel like I've been burned before by this talk around a once in a generation...
Okay, this is a pretty simple question, but is Wembanyama actually going to be all that he's hyped up to be? I just feel like I've been burned before by this talk around a once in a generation talent (cough cough Ben Simmons, cough cough Zion Williamson). I really do like where he landed in San Antonio given their track record with developing big men in the past but I just don't know. I've seen his games in Europe and he looks great, but I worry about his durability. What do you all think?
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Two sentences on every UFA signing of note during free agent frenzy
16 votes -
The history of the Seattle Mariners
15 votes -
2023 NBA Draft results: Picks 1-58
14 votes -
NFL’s ten highest-graded wide receivers against man coverage
14 votes -
NASCAR - Chicago weather delay
Under lighting strike delay for 30 minutes, then started to on/off drizzling rain, hopefully we get the race in today!? Upside though, Cole Custer (Ford Mustang) in 1st place, if you're a Ford...
Under lighting strike delay for 30 minutes, then started to on/off drizzling rain, hopefully we get the race in today!? Upside though, Cole Custer (Ford Mustang) in 1st place, if you're a Ford person like I am ya gotta be loving it!
UPDATE -
NASCAR has canceled the rest of the race do to rain and possibly more lighting strikes until 11AM (ET) tomorrow 7/2 on USA Network
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Gritty: The hero we deserve
13 votes -
NFL pinning blame on Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles for slippery Super Bowl field conditions, per report
15 votes -
New York Yankees pitcher Domingo Germán throws MLB’s first perfect game since 2012
12 votes -
How Jordan Lyles made a $50M career out of the art of losing
6 votes -
NASCAR racing on the streets of Chicago this weekend
Anyone else going to watch? Cup race is on Sunday July 2nd on NBC at 5:30pm (ET) 🏁 Grant Park 220
6 votes -
Shohei Ohtani hits 2 HRs, K's 10 in start cut short by cracked nail
6 votes -
Welcome to Finnesota. Minnesota United FC has signed forward Teemu Pukki to a Designated Player contract through June 2025.
7 votes -
Home runs and cricket greats mean happy welcome for Major League Baseball in London
9 votes -
Oakland Athletics’ stadium deal wins final legislative approval in Nevada
13 votes -
Homophobic chants at the US vs Mexico match last night
15 votes