
Kawhi Leonard and Paul George Share a Red Carpet Moment as New Clippers
At a news conference introducing the two stars, Coach Doc Rivers said there were bigger moments to come for a franchise long overshadowed by that other Los Angeles team.
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At a news conference introducing the two stars, Coach Doc Rivers said there were bigger moments to come for a franchise long overshadowed by that other Los Angeles team.
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Five lead changes, 26 runs, four blown saves, one jaw-dropping catch.
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The A.F.C. North and South look like prime candidates for a shake-up.
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At the swimming world championships, Milak, a 19-year-old Hungarian, claimed the world record in the 200-meter butterfly, which Phelps had held for 18 years.
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Disputed facts and an investigator’s calculations raise questions about European soccer’s commitment to enforcing its financial fair-play rules.
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The Padres’ decision to give Manny Machado a $300 million deal was the kind of bold stroke that the Mets need to emulate.
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Benham climbed more than 300 peaks in her lifetime to satisfy a “spirit of wanderlust that has entered my soul.”

After multiple team owners raised concerns, the league is looking into whether a frenetic free agency period included offers that are not permitted by the N.B.A. collective bargaining agreement.
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Murray, who at Wimbledon expressed uncertainty about when he would play again, is entered in doubles with his brother. It will be Murray’s fourth tournament since he had a hip operation in January.
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The six-time Olympic medalist seems to attract every complaint his fellow swimmers have about doping in the sport. It’s all boiling over at the world championships.
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As baseball comes to grips with a spate of serious fan injuries caused by foul balls, the White Sox took their nets to new lengths on Monday: all the way to each foul pole.
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A recent infusion of interest — and cash — by the N.B.A. into the region means basketball is having a moment, particularly in Senegal.
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Kyle Guy was the most valuable player of the 2019 N.C.A.A. Final Four. Alexa Jenkins would tell you he has always been her M.V.P.
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The French golfer won her first L.P.G.A. tour event in February after excelling at Duke University. Now, she wants to win a major on her home soil.
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