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Serena and Venus Williams Will Play Wimbledon Doubles
Williams made her return to doubles action earlier this month.
‘Most Oppressed’: Iran Blasts FIFA After World Cup Opener
Iran's players said they didn’t get enough time to recover from travel.
Amended College Sports Bill Leaves SEC, Big Ten Concerns Intact
The amended bill doesn’t alleviate the Big Ten and SEC’s biggest concerns.
Brendan Sorsby Brings Unprecedented Intrigue to NFL Supplemental Draft
No players other than Sorsby have entered the supplemental draft.
Portland Fire GM Says Team Is Chasing Playoffs, Not Lottery Odds
Vanja Černivec was with the Golden State Valkyries last year.
How a Boston Man Became Scotland’s World Cup Dad
The Tartan Army has landed in America with a bang.
Midge Purce Sounds Off on the Trinity Rodman Rule
Midge Purce discusses the Rodman Rule and the future of NWSL.
Brendan Sorsby Leaves Texas Tech, Declares for NFL Supplemental Draft
The news comes hours after the Big 12 sued Texas Tech.
Dallas Stars ‘Getting Married’ to Plano With $3B Arena Move
The NHL team sees its forthcoming home city as a regional hub.
Building the Portland Fire
Portland Fire GM on building a WNBA expansion team, the Valkyries model, and making the playoffs in year one.
Gareth Bale Laments ‘Normal Fan’ Being Priced Out of World Cup
Of 48 teams competing, 26 have average get-in prices of higher than $1,000.
Fernando Mendoza’s Rookie Edge With Raiders? Access to Tom Brady
Fernando Mendoza’s relationship with Tom Brady is growing.
Big 12 Sues Texas Tech, Texas AG Over Potential Brendan Sorsby Sanctions
The lawsuit comes one week after Sorsby was granted an injunction.
With Increased NFL Rights Fees Looming, Fox Announces Deal for Roku
The significant outlay arrived as a renegotiation approaches for NFL rights.
Gareth Bale Launches Sports Fund, Still Eyeing Cardiff Bid
“It’s about being patient, finding the right club, and the right path for us to take."
The World Cup’s Opening Weekend in America Was (Mostly) a Success
Attendance is high even though tickets were pricey.
Knicks’ Championship Rings Should Be for Team—Not Celebrities
Some celebrities believe Spike Lee deserves a championship ring.
World Cup’s (Mostly) Smooth Start
World Cup’s (Mostly) Smooth Start
Shinnecock Ready to Shine As (Unofficial) U.S. Open Anchor Site
Shinnecock last hosted the U.S. Open in 2018.
Tom Dundon Won a Stanley Cup—Now He Needs to Hire an NBA Coach
Dundon bought the Trail Blazers in March.
Fernando Mendoza on Brady and Business
Fernando Mendoza on life as the Raiders' No. 1 pick, Tom Brady lessons, LinkedIn, and branding off the field.
Jalen Brunson’s $113M Sacrifice Built a Champion—and Created the Knicks’ Next Dilemma
Karl-Anthony Towns is up next for an extension.
Bale on the World Cup and Cardiff
Gareth Bale on his new sports investment fund, Cardiff City, a women's team purchase, and the World Cup.
Dana White Says Never Again After White House Fight: ‘I Can’t Afford It’
The MMA promotion also distanced itself from staging future events outdoors.
UFC Freedom 250 Goes Off Despite Political and Weather Drama
UFC’s “one-of-one” White House event happened.
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