National Champ Brody Malone Ahead at US Olympic Gymnastic Trials
The 20-year-old NCAA and national champion surged to the lead at the U.S. Olympic Trials on Thursday night, proving his rise is no fluke.
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Transgender Hurdler Ruled Ineligible for US Olympic Trials
Transgender runner CeCe Telfer will not be allowed to compete in the women’s 400-meter hurdles at U.S. Olympic trials because Telfer has not met the conditions World Athletics established in its eligibility regulations for certain women’s events.
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Weather, Women's 400 Hurdles Set to Sizzle in Track Trials' Final Weekend
The most anticipated race with the U.S. Olympic track and field trials coming down the homestretch may be the women’s 400-meter hurdles.
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Tokyo Olympics: Meet the Moms Who Have Qualified for the U.S. Team
Allyson Felix isn’t the only mom competing in the Tokyo Olympics.
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Carli Lloyd, Julie Ertz Named to 2020 US Olympic Women's Soccer Team
Carli Lloyd, Julie Ertz and Megan Rapinoe are among those named to the United States women’s national soccer team ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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NJ's Carli Lloyd Named to 4th Olympic Soccer Team at Record-Breaking Age
Carli Lloyd is headed to her fourth Olympics after all. And, she will be joined by Julie Ertz.
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‘Shot Doc' Keeps Coaching: 1K-Game Winner Magee Not Finished at 80
Jefferson University coach Herb Magee is ready to return for another season on the bench as the “Shot Doc” keeps rolling.
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Lakers Guard Alex Caruso Arrested in Texas for Marijuana Possession
The arrest records show that Caruso was arrested by Texas A&M University Police, where the Lakers’ star played his collegiate ball.
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Mother of Vikings' Jaylen Twyman Speaks in Exclusive Interview After DC Shooting
The mother of Minnesota Vikings player Jaylen Twyman, who was shot multiple times in D.C. days ago, spoke about her son’s recovery Tuesday.
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Vanessa Bryant Reaches Settlement in Helicopter Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant, Daughter, 7 Others
Vanessa Bryant and other plaintiffs have reached a settlement agreement with Island Express Helicopters in the Jan. 26 helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others.
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Joe Girardi Ejected After Stare Down With Max Scherzer
Joe Girardi wasted no time asking umpires to check Max Scherzer, who was not happy about it, ultimately leading to Girardi’s ejection.
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Future Olympian's Vermont Hometown Cheers Her Big Win in Qualifier
A future Olympian’s hometown in northern Vermont is buzzing with excitement following her record-breaking qualifying race Monday night.
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Raiders' Carl Nassib Has NFL's Top-Selling Jersey After Coming Out as Gay
Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Carl Nassib has the NFLs highest-selling jersey on Fanatics after coming out as gay.
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Chiefs' Frank Clark Arrested in LA on Suspicion of Having Concealed Gun
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark has been arrested in Los Angeles after police say they saw a submachine gun in his car
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Vikings Rookie Jaylen Twyman Shot While Visiting Family in DC
Jaylen Twyman, a D.C. native, was shot four times but is expected to make a full recovery.
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US Olympic Skateboarding Team Unveiled, Rolling Toward Tokyo
The first U.S. Olympic skateboarding team has been unveiled in downtown Los Angeles
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Carl Nassib, West Chester Native, Comes Out as First Active Gay NFL Player
Nassib, 28, who plays for the Oakland Raiders, came out in a video posted Monday afternoon from his family home in West Chester, Pennsylvania. He was a standout defensive end at Penn State before graduating in 2016.
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In New Lawsuit, Ben Zobrist Alleges Pastor Had Affair With His Wife, Defrauded Charity
Former Chicago Cubs star and 2016 World Series MVP Ben Zobrist has filed a lawsuit against his former pastor Byron Yawn, alleging that he had an affair with his wife Julianna Zobrist and defrauded his charitable foundation, all while serving as his spiritual counselor and confidant.
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Transgender Weightlifter Laurel Hubbard Selected for Tokyo Olympics
Weightlifter Laurel Hubbard will be the first transgender athlete to compete at the Olympics
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Carter Won't Defend Shot Title After Benign Tumor Removed
Reigning Olympic shot put champion Michelle Carter won’t compete at the U.S. track and field trials in Oregon after having a benign tumor removed from her right ankle
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Tokyo Olympics to Allow Up to 10,000 Local Fans in Venues
The decision contradicts the country’s top medical adviser, who recommended last week that the safest way to hold the Olympics would be without fans.
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‘There's a Lot to Regret': Sixers' Joel Embiid Digests Another Playoff Letdown
Joel Embiid reflected Sunday night on another painful playoff exit and his season as a whole.
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Allyson Felix Makes Comeback at Track Trials to Land 5th Olympics, and 1st as a Mom
Allyson Felix will seek a 10th Olympic medal after making her fifth Olympic team by finishing second in the 400 meters at U.S. track trials.
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Ben Simmons Passes Up Easiest Shot in History, Sixers Lose, Fans Melt Down
Ben Simmons’ reluctance to contribute has become historically bad, and on Sunday night he made a decision that was inexcusable.
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Sixers' Playoff Dreams Dashed: Hawks Win, 103-96, Ending Philly's Season
The Sixers tried to hang on for four quarters, but mental mistakes, turnovers and blown chances were just too costly. The Atlanta Hawks beat Philadelphia in Game 7, 103-96, in front of heartbroken Philly fans at the Wells Fargo Center.
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What a Comeback: Simone Manuel Wins at Swim Trials, Nathan Adrian Falls Short
Simone Manuel is going back to the Olympics.
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Jon Rahm Wins US Open at Torrey Pines for First Major Title
Rahm’s victory also returned him to No. 1 in the world.
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Phillies Vs. Giants: Zach Eflin Struggles Mightily in Phils Loss
Zach Eflin allowed a career-high four home runs and the Phillies were pasted on the final day of their West Coast trip.
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Sixers' Joel Embiid Fined for Altercation With John Collins
The NBA announced a $35,000 fine for Joel Embiid on Sunday afternoon for “escalating” a Game 6 altercation with John Collins.
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Night of the Stars: Dressel, Ledecky Keep Winning at Trials
The stars shined on the next-to-last night of the U.S. Olympic swimming trials in Omaha
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Women's College Sports Get Boost in TV Ratings, Visibility
A record-setting Women’s College World Series last week capped off a dynamic year of increased visibility for NCAA Division I women’s sports.
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Sixers' Joel Embiid Wants Game 7 Vs. Hawks ‘Called Both Ways'
Though the Sixers worked through early trouble to win Game 6 over the Hawks on Friday, Joel Embiid thought he was “hacked all night.”
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NBA Playoffs: Sixers' Joel Embiid Makes a Strong Game 7 Promise
After a so-so Game 6 performance, Joel Embiid has a bold prediction for his Game 7 showdown with the Hawks.
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Philadelphia 76ers Win Nail-Biter in Atlanta, Force Game 7
The Philadelphia 76ers clawed out a victory in a must-win Game 6 on the road against the Atlanta Hawks, and will head back home for a huge series finale on Sunday night.
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GMU Pitcher Dies After Tommy John Surgery
A pitcher on the George Mason University baseball team died Saturday at 20 years old, according to the athletic department.
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Ski Mountaineering Set to Join Olympics at 2026 Winter Games
A new sport is set to be given an Olympic debut at the 2026 Winter Games
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EXPLAINER: What Is Overtraining Syndrome in Sports?
Olympic champion Simone Manuel stunningly failed to advance out of the semifinals in the 100-meter freestyle at the U.S. swimming trials
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College Football Playoff Committee to Move Forward With 12-Team Proposal
The College Football Playoff management committee will continue to discuss the 12-team proposal over the next few weeks and months.
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Swimmer Simone Manuel Says Overtraining Syndrome Led to Loss at Olympic Trials
Simone Manuel reveals that being diagnosed with overtraining syndrome led to her failing to qualify in the 100 free at the U.S. swimming trials.
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Oscar De La Hoya Says He's Making a Boxing Comeback in Bout Against UFC's Belfort
Oscar De La Hoya says he is returning to the boxing ring for a bout against former UFC champion Vitor Belfort
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Japan's Top Medical Adviser Says ‘No Fans' Safest for Tokyo Olympics
The top medical adviser to the Japanese government says the safest way to hold the Tokyo Olympics is without any fans
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Frustrated Sixers Fans Burn Tobias Harris With ‘Missing Person' Flyer
When you burn Sixers fans they never let you forget – including roasting one of their best players, Tobias Harris, in public.
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Caeleb Dressel Wins, But Simone Manuel Fails to Advance in Swim Stunner
After a long week of waiting, Caeleb Dressel finally punched his ticket for the Tokyo Olympics with a victory in the 100-meter freestyle at the U.S. swimming trials.
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Osaka to Skip Wimbledon But Compete at Tokyo Olympics
Naomi Osaka’s agent says the four-time Grand Slam champion will sit out Wimbledon and compete at the Tokyo Olympics
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Sixers Were Worst Versions of Themselves in Game 5 Loss to Hawks
Across the board, the Sixers’ worst qualities manifested in extreme forms during the second half of their Game 5 loss to the Hawks.
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EA Sports Reveals ‘Madden 22' Cover With Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes
The “Madden NFL 22” videogame cover featuring Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes, as well as the release date were revealed by EA Sports on Thursday.
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Betting on Rutgers: NJ Moves Closer to Allowing Sports Bets on Its College Teams
College sports fans in New Jersey are a step closer to being able to bet on teams from their state.
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Rafael Nadal Pulls Out of Wimbledon and Tokyo Olympics
Rafael Nadal says he will not play at Wimbledon or at the Tokyo Olympics
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Wheeler, Hoskins Lead Phillies Past Kershaw, Dodgers 2-0
Zack Wheeler outpitched Clayton Kershaw, and Rhys Hoskins homered early to end an 0-for-33 slump as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0 to avoid a three-game sweep.
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US Open Tennis Tournament to Allow 100% Fan Capacity in 2021
The U.S. Open tennis tournament will allow 100% spectator capacity throughout its entire two weeks in 2021.
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2021 US Open Returns to Torrey Pines, and a Prime-Time Slot
The US Open is back at Torrey Pines and back to prime time for East Coast viewers.
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Jimmy Kimmel to Be Title Sponsor of Inaugural College Football LA Bowl
The LA Bowl has found a big name to be its very first title sponsor: talk show host Jimmy Kimmel
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Japan Announces Easing of Virus Emergency Ahead of Olympics
Japan has announced the easing of a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and six other areas from next week, with new daily cases falling just as the country begins final preparations for the Olympics starting in just over a month
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76ers-Hawks Observations: Horrifying Stats From Historic Playoff Collapse
If you thought blowing a 26-point lead was mind-blowing, wait for these historic stats from tonight’s monumental loss.
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NBA Playoffs: Ben Simmons Gets Crushed After Awful Game 5
The Sixers’ No. 2 had another bad night in a big moment, and he’s not getting any free passes this time, especially from the fans.
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2 for 2: Katie Ledecky Wins Her Shortest, Longest Races at Swimming Trials
Katie Ledecky’s most grueling night at the U.S. Olympic swimming trials resulted in two more victories
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The ESPYS Returning to New York, Anthony Mackie to Host
The ESPYS are returning to New York next month and actor Anthony Mackie will host the show that honors the year’s top athletes and moments.
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LeBron James Sounds Off on Injuries in 2021 NBA Playoffs
LeBron James commented on the record-setting injuries to star players during the 2021 NBA Playoffs.
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Sixers Blow 26-Point Lead to Hawks, Lose Catastrophic Game 5
The Sixers blew a 26-point lead Wednesday night at Wells Fargo Center, falling to a disastrous 109-106 Game 5 loss to the Hawks.
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Beverage Makers Mocked After Soccer Stars Ronaldo, Pogba Snub Drinks
Clips of both incidents shot around social media, drawing some praise for the soccer stars’ gestures.
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Seeing Red: Phillies Adding Some Color to Road Uniforms on West Coast Swing
The Phillies are trying to shake up their road woes by… switching their look?
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Report: Chris Paul Out Indefinitely, in COVID-19 Protocols
Chris Paul reportedly has entered the NBA’s health and safety protocols, which could limit his availability for the Phoenix Suns in the Western Conference Finals
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Embiid's Honor Makes Him Eligible for Mega Millions Contract Extension From Sixers
Joel Embiid on Tuesday was named to the All-NBA Second Team and became eligible for a supermax extension.
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Mookie Betts' Homer in Front of 52,078 Fans Leads Dodgers Over Phillies
Mookie Betts hit a go-ahead home run in the seventh inning and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 at Dodger Stadium before the largest crowd to attend a professional sports league game in the United States since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Backing Up the Talk: Outspoken Lilly King Wins at US Swim Trials
Lilly King always seems to back up her big talk.
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MLB's New Guidance on Foreign Substances Includes 10-Game Suspension
The league announced Tuesday that players will be routinely checked for foreign substances starting June 21
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How to Watch Phillies vs. Giants Series on Peacock: Streaming Details, Sign Up Info and More
The Phillies vs. Giants series will be broadcast on Peacock on June 18, 19 and 20. Find details here.
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Christian Eriksen Thanks Supporters in First Public Message From Hospital
Christian Eriksen has sent his first public message from the hospital thanking supporters for their “sweet and amazing” well-wishes after his collapse at the European Championship.
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Phillies Vs. Dodgers: Spencer Howard Pays Again for Losing Velocity
Spencer Howard felt his start Monday at Dodger Stadium was a step in the right direction, but the same concerning signs were there.
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NBA Playoffs: Sixers Lose 18-Point Lead, Hawks Even Series at 2-2
The Sixers squandered an 18-point lead and Joel Embiid had serious shooting woes in a 103-100 Game 4 loss Monday to the Hawks.
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Olympian Simone Biles Shares Rare Glimpse Into Her Daily Training Schedule
Her schedule isn’t for the weak.
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Who Will Doc Rivers Choose to Replace Danny Green in Sixers' Starting Lineup?
Though reluctant to name names Sunday, we’ll see soon enough who Doc Rivers chooses to replace Danny Green in the Sixers’ starting five.
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Carli Lloyd Becomes Oldest American Woman to Score National Team Goal
Carli Lloyd scored 24 seconds into the game and the U.S. women’s national team went on to defeat Jamaica 4-0 on Sunday night in the Summer Series.
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8 Hurt in Texas as Vehicle Leaves Mud Racing Track, Crashes Into Spectators
Officials say a 21-year-old man was killed and seven other people were injured when a vehicle crashed through a guardrail and plowed into a crowd at a mud racing event in Texas
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NBA MVP Nikola Jokic Ejected, Season Ended as Suns Sweep Nuggets
Devin Booker and Chris Paul led the Phoenix Suns to a four-game sweep of the Denver Nuggets who lost MVP Nikola Jokic to an ejection in their 125-118 loss Sunday.
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18-Year-Old Virginia Swimmer Torri Huske Breaks US Olympic Record in 100m Butterfly
Torri Huske broke the U.S. Olympic record in the 100m butterfly on Sunday.
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Chase Kalisz, Former Michael Phelps Training Partner, 1st US Swimmer to Qualify for Tokyo
Chase Kalisz is heading back to the Olympics after winning the 400-meter individual medley on the opening night of the U.S. swimming trials in Omaha
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Didi Gregorius Has Injury Setback, Won't Rejoin Phillies for a While
The Phillies had hoped to take the final step to having a healthy lineup this week, but it does not look like that will happen.
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Phillies Vs. Yankees: Aaron Nola Leads Phils to Easy Win
The Phillies are 7-2 in June, they’re making solid contact and cutting down on the strikeouts. They might be turning a corner.
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Djokovic Claims 19th Slam With 5-Set Comeback at French Open
Novak Djokovic came all the way back after dropping the first two sets to beat Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-7 (6), 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 in the French Open final for his 19th Grand Slam title
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Doctor: Eriksen ‘Was Gone' Before Being Resuscitated
Denmark team doctor Morten Boesen says Christian Eriksen’s heart stopped and ”he was gone” before being resuscitated
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NBA Disciplines Security Guard From Durant-Tucker Skirmish
The NBA has disciplined the Brooklyn Nets security guard who went on the Fiserv Forum court and appeared to shove P
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Rosenqvist Hospitalized After Crash Into Wall at Belle Isle
Felix Rosenqvist was hospitalized following a crash in the IndyCar race on Belle Isle
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Report: Becky Hammon to Interview for Multiple NBA Head Coaching Jobs
Spurs assistant coach Becky Hammon reportedly will interview for multiple NBA head coaching positions.
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Dressel, Ledecky Lead Chase for Olympic Berths at US Trials
The U.S. Olympic swimming trials get underway this weekend in Omaha
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Phillies Vs. Yankees: 3rd Straight Walk-Off Win After Hector Neris Blows Save
All these walk-off wins are nice and they certainly beat the alternative, but the Phillies would rather not get them *this* way. By Jim Salisbury
