‘Everything Has Healed’: Jacob deGrom Is Finally Ready
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A late goal, a final test, and an England championship.
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Bill Russell, Who Transformed Pro Basketball, Dies at 88
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The race for the tournament’s top scorer is also England vs. Germany.
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The lineups are out: No changes. Again.
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The journey to the final matters. The result matters more.
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How to watch England vs. Germany today.
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A Baseball Museum That Is ‘Better than True’
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At a LIV Golf Event, Thin Crowds and a Tense Start
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To 9/11 Families, Saudi-Backed Golf Event Is ‘Another Atrocity’
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Six Generations of Pint-Sized Buses Serve Muni’s Toughest Routes
Six Generations of Pint-Sized Buses Serve Muni’s Toughest Routes By Jeremy Menzies For over 80 years, special fleets of shorter than usual buses have been reserved for some of the City’s toughest routes. Winding through tight bends and climbing up steep grades, these pint-sized coaches ensure access to transit in neighborhoods where standard-length buses cannot go. As the SFMTA phases in a brand-new batch of shorter buses, here’s a look at all six generations of Muni’s “mini” fleet. “Baby White” Buses: 1938-1975 The first generation of short-length buses was intended for regular use on all Muni bus routes. Made by the White Motor Company in Cleveland, Ohio, this fleet came to SF in 1938. The buses were nicknamed “Baby Whites” after a group of longer White Co. buses arrived in 1947. In the mid 1950s, all but three of these buses were retired. The three saved continued to run on the 39 Coit Tower route until 1975—in service longer than any other bus before or after. This bus ...
Coming This Season: Pep Guardiola 3.0
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Mom Knows Best. She Fights Best, Too.
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A Paean to the Gods (and Shammgods) of New York City Hoops
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Will Anyone Hold Daniel Snyder Accountable?
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LIV Golf Comes to Bedminster, and Trump Plays Host, and 18 Holes
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Hey, LIV Golf. Charles Barkley Is Waiting for Your Call.
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Trump Criticizes PGA Tour and Praises Saudis for Backing LIV Golf
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It’s a Long Leap From Sports Team Owner to U.S. Senator
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Daniel Snyder Answers Congress’s Questions About Commanders Harassment Claims
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In This Subway Series, the Mets Did All the Flexing
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For France, All or Nothing Yields the Latter Again
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Trump Embraces LIV Golf, Backing a New Saudi Strategy
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Liz Cambage and the Los Angeles Sparks Agree to a ‘Divorce’
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How Indigenous Athletes Are Reclaiming Lacrosse
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For Women’s Cyclists, It’s a Steep Climb to Tour Equality
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England Strolls to Wembley With Three Goals and One Stunner
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As the Trade Deadline Nears, the Brewers Could Be in Trouble
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Records Fell at the Track Worlds. A Trend? Not So Fast.
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He’s Baseball’s Only Mud Supplier. It’s a Job He May Soon Lose.
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Are Runners Getting Faster, Faster?
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Hope Solo, Former U.S. Soccer Star, Pleads Guilty to Driving Impaired
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M.L.B. Players Choose Status Quo Over International Draft
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In a close race, Athing Mu comes away with an expected win.
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Jakob Ingebrigtsen Wins the 5,000. ‘I Wanted to Prove that I’m a Better Runner.’
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As a Deadline Looms, the Dominican Republic Ponders a Draft
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Here’s what to watch at the world championships on Sunday.
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For the Hall of Fame’s New Class, Timing Was Everything
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Pretty in Any Color: Women on the Court Make the Style Rules
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Here’s what to watch at the world championships on Sunday.
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American Men Win the Silver in the 4x100-Meter Relay.
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Gudaf Tsegay of Ethiopia wins the women’s 5,000 meters.
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Here’s what to watch at the world championships on Saturday.
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Allyson Felix returns for another relay.
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