
The New York Times@nytimesOct 9
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From @TheAthletic: Solveig Lovseth won one of the world’s most extreme sporting events last year: the Ironman World Championships. And the 27-year-old Norwegian is ready to win the gruelling race for a second time on Saturday. nyti.ms/3TtzDrd

The New York Times@nytimesOct 8
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From @TheAthletic: When Mikel Arteta became Arsenal's head coach at 37, he was under no illusions about the size of the task. The club needed a major overhaul. What Arteta did on his first day struck everyone.
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The New York Times@nytimesOct 6
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From @TheAthleticFC: For years, there were many people in Argentina who criticised Lionel Messi, scorned him, rejected him, and even booed him. But he now bows out a legend. nyti.ms/4hPgzM1

The New York Times@nytimesOct 5
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From @TheAthletic: The World Gurning Championships is one of many weird and wonderful events held at the Egremont Crab Fair, an annual celebration that dates back to 1267 in north-west England. nyti.ms/4y0x4ek

The New York Times@nytimesOct 5
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From @TheAthletic: LeBron James will make nearly four times as much promoting the Polymarket prediction market as he will from playing basketball. The deal may not break NBA rules, but it raises uncomfortable questions. nyti.ms/4hwgqOD

The New York Times@nytimesOct 2
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From @TheAthletic: The memory of Kobe Bryant's death lingers as LeBron James uses helicopters to get to 76ers practices. "Somewhere below, on a thousand glowing phones, strangers were begging him," our columnist writes. "Take the car. Please. Why risk it?" nyti.ms/4APA9AE

ALT “The night before Kobe’s death, LeBron passed him for third on the all-time scoring list. In Philadelphia, Kobe’s hometown. Kobe’s last tweet congratulated James. Now, LeBron plays for Philadelphia. And he leaves practice in a helicopter. So yes, it’s easy to get the chills on this one.” - Jason Lloyd, a senior columnist

The New York Times@nytimesOct 1
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From @TheAthletic: For years, Karl-Anthony Towns was belittled for not fitting the brooding ideal of what a franchise star is supposed to be. That only made his triumph with the New York Knicks more satisfying. “I wonder what they will say about me now?”
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The New York Times@nytimesSep 30
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From @TheAthleticFC: Cristiano Ronaldo has announced that he has decided to leave Portugal’s national team camp following a “crisis” meeting. nyti.ms/46USjTG

The New York Times@nytimesSep 30
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From @TheAthleticFC: "We knew it was going to be bad. But this bad? No," our columnist writes about Manchester City. "The club manipulated, doctored and abused the system to ensure English football was lopsided in their favour." nyti.ms/4hmF18x

ALT “No other club has swindled English football so brazenly. Nobody has gone about it in such a devious and heavy-handed fashion. It has disfigured years of competition and, for that alone, Manchester City’s supporters should probably brace themselves for the heaviest of punishments." - Daniel Taylor, senior writer

The New York Times@nytimesSep 29
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From @TheAthletic: Yale alums raised more than $30 million to restore a golf course known as a “national treasure.” Now, five months after the course's reopening, members of the community are looking at its condition and asking: What is going on? nyti.ms/4rBxxSJ







