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Braves sweep Rockies as Matt Olson delivers winner in 10th inning
The Atlanta Braves extended their streak of wins to seven with some extra-inning heroics from Matt Olson on Sunday afternoon.
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Angel Reese sets WNBA record in Dream’s victory against Lynx
Angel Reese broke a WNBA record with her 29th double-double this season as the Atlanta Dream beat the league-leading Minnesota Lynx on Sunday.
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Falcons adding defensive tackle Gervon Dexter in trade with Bears
The Atlanta Falcons have agreed to acquire defensive tackle Gervon Dexter in a trade with the Chicago Bears.
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Titans waive former starting QB Will Levis on NFL’s roster cuts day
Will Levis will get the chance to be an NFL starting quarterback again somewhere besides Nashville after being waived Sunday by the Tennessee Titans.
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Rams regain defensive tackle Aaron Donald as former star ends retirement
Aaron Donald returned to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, ending his retirement from the NFL after 2 1/2 years to chase another Super Bowl title.
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Alex Palou clinches fourth straight IndyCar title to tie series record
Alex Palou won his record-tying fourth consecutive IndyCar Series championship, and fifth in six seasons, with a race to spare on the 2026 schedule.
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Curacao cruises past Nevada team to win Little League World Series
Curacao won its second Little League World Series title Sunday, with the international bracket winner beating the U.S. champion from Henderson, Nevada.
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Kickoff for 2026 arrives with lawsuits hanging over college sports
When it comes to major college football, threats, lawsuits and instability are now as common as play-action passes and handoffs.
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Case: When it comes to hunting and fishing, rules are rules, aren’t rules?
No doubt this guy was pretty upset. I was on the phone with an irate hunter back when I wore the game warden badge.
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US Open preview: Singles titles seem more up for grabs this time
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner made last year's U.S. Open feel like two weeks of killing time until the inevitable.
