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The Phillies, vibes kings of October, are at it again

Backed by their raucous home crowd, the Phillies quickly put the Marlins away and have the MLB-best Braves up next in the NLDS.

By Chelsea Janes

An unlikely display of ‘brotherly love’ sparked Trea Turner’s turnaround

After ugly feud, Gio Reyna returns to Gregg Berhalter’s USMNT

Reyna was among 13 players from the World Cup squad named to this month’s USMNT roster.

By Steven Goff1 hour ago

College football best bets: Take the over for Texas-Oklahoma

Texas and Oklahoma renew the Red River Rivalry, and the game could be a high-scoring affair.

By Matt Bonesteel

One key thing to know about every NFL Week 5 game

The highs, lows and lessons of the Commanders’ season so far

An augmented reality helmet could help Gallaudet football change the game

Perspectives

The Twins’ playoff losing streak? Done. Time for some massive nights? Maybe.

By Barry Svrluga

At the Ryder Cup, the U.S. was done in by its arrogance again

By John Feinstein

Jordan Poole is smiling now — and happy to talk about what’s next

By Candace Buckner

The NFL has no moral victories. But for the Commanders, this came close.

By Barry Svrluga

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Nats target minor league hitting staff in latest wave of player development changes

By Andrew Golden

Maryland seeks a program-defining win at No. 4 Ohio State

‘College GameDay’ was long college football’s best friend. Now it’s a bully.

By Steven Godfrey

U.S. women score seventh straight team title at gymnastics world championships

By Emily Giambalvo

Inside the NFL’s careful, complicated embrace of sports gambling

Hip-drop tackles and the ‘tush push’ are still under scrutiny in the NFL

Defenseless D.C. United suffers a critical loss at lowly Austin FC

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Inside the NBA’s ‘only real rivalry’

In a battle for scoops and attention, it’s ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski vs. his former protégé, the Athletic’s Shams Charania. Every second counts.

Will there ever be another member of baseball’s ‘Black Aces’?

Black starting pitchers have always been rare. Now 20-game winners are, too. What does that mean for one of baseball’s most exclusive clubs?

How the private equity firm buying Everton built its business

Before 777 Partners bought soccer clubs around the globe, it faced allegations that it profited from predatory financial practices.

By Albert Samaha

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Travis Kelce is messing with forces too powerful to control

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Tom Brady’s deal to become Raiders part-owner stalled over price discount

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WNBA adds an expansion team in the San Francisco Bay Area

By Kareem Copeland and Cindy BorenUpdated 44 minutes ago

Joel Embiid chooses USA Basketball over France, Cameroon for Paris Olympics

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Pat Fitzgerald sues Northwestern, seeks hundreds of millions in damages

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BLACK OUTThe NFL’s failure to promote Black coaches

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Major League Baseball

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What to know about the 2023 MLB postseason

By Matt Bonesteel

The Phillies, vibes kings of October, are at it again

By Chelsea Janes

An unlikely display of ‘brotherly love’ sparked Trea Turner’s turnaround

Phillies roar into October with another win at their raucous home park

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WASHINGTON NATIONALS

Nats target minor league hitting staff in latest wave of player development changes

By Andrew Golden

Lane Thomas wants to see this through

The Nationals improved this year but remain a team in transition

De Jon Watson will not return as the Nationals’ director of player development

National Basketball Association

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Joel Embiid chooses USA Basketball over France, Cameroon for Paris Olympics

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James Harden reports to 76ers training camp despite trade request

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ESPN’s Malika Andrews granted restraining order against alleged stalker

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LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry eye 2024 Olympics

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WASHINGTON WIZARDS

Jordan Poole is smiling now — and happy to talk about what’s next

By Candace Buckner

Rebuilding Wizards pick up Wes Unseld Jr.’s fourth-year option

Wizards will start training camp without Daniel Gafford and Landry Shamet

New Wizards executives have a vision, and it starts with player development

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National Hockey League

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Mike Babcock resigns as Blue Jackets coach amid photos controversy

By Bailey Johnson

Marty Walsh ‘sees people.’ Here’s what NHL players saw in him.

By Roman Stubbs

Golden Knights trounce Panthers to win Stanley Cup for first time

For Canada, the unthinkable: 30 years without the Stanley Cup

By Barry Svrluga

WASHINGTON CAPITALS

In search of ‘offensive flair,’ Caps pair John Carlson with Rasmus Sandin

By Bailey Johnson

Caps pile up scoring chances, notch preseason win over Bruins in OT

As Caps prep for the season, a potential roster starts to take shape

Matthew Phillips, Hardy Haman Aktell step forward as Caps fall in Detroit

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