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Palmeiras Wins Copa Libertadores, Far From Its Fans

#masthead-section-label, #masthead-bar-one { display: none } The Coronavirus Outbreak liveLatest Updates Maps and Cases See Your Local Risk New Variants Tracker Vaccine Rollout In Brazil, Risk and Reward, Side by Joyous Side Coronavirus restrictions forced Palmeiras fans to watch from afar as the soccer team played Santos in the Copa Libertadores final. A last-minute win made everyone forget

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2021 Jan, 31

Masters Tournament Will Allow Limited Number of Fans to Attend

#masthead-section-label, #masthead-bar-one { display: none } The Coronavirus Outbreak liveLatest Updates Maps and Cases See Your Local Risk New Variants Tracker Vaccine Rollout Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story Masters Tournament Will Allow Limited Number of Fans to Attend After hosting the 2020 event without spectators in November, six months delayed from its usual spring

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2021 Jan, 12

From Ortega to Messi: Diego Maradona's Long Shadow

It was nothing more, really, than a ruffle of the hair and a kiss on the cheek. There was no pomp or circumstance that day in 1994, no words of wisdom whispered in the ear or sweeping gesture made for the crowd. Diego Maradona left the field, and Ariel Ortega

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2020 Nov, 29

NFL Crisis Grows

After bobbing and weaving around the coronavirus pandemic for much of the fall, the N.F.L. is facing crises on teams from coast to coast in its final stretch of the regular season. On Saturday, health officials in Santa Clara County threw the San Francisco 49ers’ season into turmoil when they temporarily

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2020 Nov, 29

The Heir to the Manning Quarterback Legacy Isn’t on TikTok

Last summer, while reading a list of Louisiana’s top college football recruiting prospects, Archie Manning noticed that only one of the high school players did not have a Twitter account. It happened to be his grandson and namesake Arch, a nephew of Peyton and Eli. “I was kind of proud of

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2020 Nov, 26

A ‘Perfect’ Pitcher, a Home Run Stealer and Two-Thirds of a Big 3

The Baseball Hall of Fame announced its new ballot on Monday, with 11 first-time candidates to go along with 14 holdovers, including four who got more than half of the votes from writers last winter: Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Curt Schilling and Omar Vizquel. At 70 percent, Schilling was the

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2020 Nov, 16