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Adam Wainwright Thinks These Cardinals Aren’t Done Yet, Probably Because His Cardinals Never Were
Let's remember one of the weirdest teams of the 2000s and early 2010s.
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Adam Wainwright Thinks These Cardinals Aren’t Done Yet, Probably Because His Cardinals Never Were
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The Red Sox Bet Big on Roman Anthony — and MLB's Favorite Contract Cheat Code
Pre-arbitration extensions used to be the secret to front-office success. Now they're riskier, and more expensive, than ever. (Just don't tell Boston…
Aug 8
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The Red Sox Bet Big on Roman Anthony — and MLB's Favorite Contract Cheat Code
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In Formula 1, No Dynasty Lasts Forever
No matter how invincible an F1 team seems, the torch always gets passed — and McLaren has fully taken it from Red Bull this season. But how long will…
Aug 7
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In Formula 1, No Dynasty Lasts Forever
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MLB’s Ringless Teams Are All-In — and This Might Finally Be Their Moment
Parity has opened the door for teams like the Padres, Mariners and Brewers to take their shot.
Aug 4
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MLB’s Ringless Teams Are All-In — and This Might Finally Be Their Moment
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Tiger Woods Reached the Apex of Golf Greatness — And That Was Just One of His Peaks
The data shows how Tiger shattered golf’s ceiling again and again across three decades.
Jul 30
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Tiger Woods Reached the Apex of Golf Greatness — And That Was Just One of His Peaks
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The Tigers Finally Won. But Is Their Recent Slump a Red Flag for October?
Some eventual World Series teams have a midseason skid like Detroit has suffered — but not many.
Jul 28
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The Tigers Finally Won. But Is Their Recent Slump a Red Flag for October?
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Scottie Scheffler Has Delivered One of Golf’s Great Seasons — and It's Not Over Yet
After winning the British Open, Scheffler’s 2025 campaign joins the ranks of the greatest in modern golf history — with more accolades still in reach.
Jul 20
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Scottie Scheffler Has Delivered One of Golf’s Great Seasons — and It's Not Over Yet
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Scottie Scheffler Is Still Hunting Tiger's Prime
Scheffler leads the PGA Tour in Strokes Gained at a rate we haven’t seen since peak Tiger Woods — and his 2025 major record could nearly be as dominant.
Jul 17
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Scottie Scheffler Is Still Hunting Tiger's Prime
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How Canada’s Stanley Cup Drought Could’ve Been Stopped Before It Ever Started
Thirty years ago, a team built in Quebec City took steps toward a dynasty… in Denver.
Jul 16
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How Canada’s Stanley Cup Drought Could’ve Been Stopped Before It Ever Started
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Are James Wood and Oneil Cruz Statcast’s Next HR Derby Chosen Ones?
The STANTON metric flags them as tater-blasters in the mold of other Derby dominators — from Aaron Judge to Giancarlo himself.
Jul 14
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Are James Wood and Oneil Cruz Statcast’s Next HR Derby Chosen Ones?
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Is MLB Due for a Second Half — and October — of Parity?
The betting markets still consider the Dodgers huge favorites. But a weak group of top first-half teams seems to be foreshadowing old-school chaos…
Jul 11
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Is MLB Due for a Second Half — and October — of Parity?
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The Rise and Fall of NBA Generations
Much has been made of the Thunder as a quintessentially Zoomer champ. But when did prior generations gain — and lose — their grip on the league? And how…
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The Rise and Fall of NBA Generations
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