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Daniil Medvedev Wins U.S. Open, Novak Djokovic Falls Short of Grand Slam

Novak Djokovic said he was going to play this match as if it were the last of his career, that he was going to pour every ounce of his heart and soul into trying to do what few thought could ever be done again. It was not enough. With a startling display

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2021 Sep, 13

Brazil-Argentina Match Stopped When Health Officials Storm Field

After a disagreement about quarantine rules, a high-profile match was interrupted by government officials seeking to deport four Argentine players. A World Cup qualification game between Brazil and Argentina, South America’s most successful soccer teams, was halted after only a few minutes on Sunday after Brazilian health authorities walked onto the

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2021 Sep, 06

Can the Giants’ Tenuous Grasp of the N.F.C. East Hold?

By the skin of their teeth, the Giants (4-7) share the top spot in the N.F.C. East, riding a three-game winning streak that they hope to extend in a plea for a postseason berth. To get there, they just need to be the best of the worst. It’s not going to

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2020 Dec, 01

For a Day, the N.H.L. Arena Moved to the Mountains Outside Vancouver

Before the helicopter flights, all Transport Canada Covid-19 safety protocols were followed, Friesen said. Each passenger completed a pre-screen questionnaire and received temperature checks. Masks were worn during the 30-minute ride. Before social media influencers, word of mouth made Friesen a pilot to the stars. Friesen, along with his Instagram-famous

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2020 Nov, 30

For a Day, the N.H.L. Arena Moved to the Mountains

Before the helicopter flights, all Transport Canada Covid-19 safety protocols were followed, Friesen said. Each passenger completed a pre-screen questionnaire and received temperature checks. Masks were worn during the 30-minute ride. Before social media influencers, word of mouth made Friesen a pilot to the stars. Friesen, along with his Instagram-famous

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2020 Nov, 29

Leonard Kamsler, a Dissecting Golf Photographer, Dies at 85

Leonard Kamsler, a photojournalist whose award-winning pictures of professional golf for nearly 50 years pushed the envelope of sports strobe photography as he amassed a trove of more than 200,000 images on the PGA Tour, died on Nov. 18 in Bethel, N.Y. He was 85. His husband and only immediate survivor,

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2020 Nov, 26