National Sports
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Quinnen Williams agrees to $105.9M contract extension with Cowboys, locking him in through 2030 season
Quinnen Williams agreed to a three-year, $105.9 million extension with the Dallas Cowboys, making him one of the highest-paid defensive tackles in the NFL.
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Ric Flair says he's renewing 'friendship' with ex in bizarre social media posts
Ric Flair announced he and Wendy Barlow are back together after their 2024 split, declaring there is only one Ric Flair in a flamboyant post.
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Kyle Shanahan, returning after serious car crash, has new perspective on Tesla Autopilot and concussions
Kyle Shanahan reveals he still suffers headaches and fatigue from his concussion but will return to the 49ers sideline for Thursday's preseason opener.
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AEW star shows nasty cut on head, says he'll be out of action for 'a few days or weeks'
MJF ambushed Andrade El Idolo at AEW Grand Slam Mexico, leaving him bloodied after the Casino Gauntlet qualifier for an All In world title shot.
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Drugs and alcohol nearly cost World Series hero Scott Spiezio everything, including his life
Scott Spiezio's liver was failing and doctors gave him a 20% chance to live, but the World Series hero wasn't sure he could stop drinking to save himself.
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Brooks Koepka calls first year back on PGA Tour 'pretty pathetic' after missing FedExCup Playoffs
Brooks Koepka called his year "pathetic" after finishing 94th in FedExCup Playoffs standings and missing the St. Jude Championship playoff cutoff.
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Aces coach Becky Hammon benches 3 starters in what looks like WNBA scheduling protest in national TV game
Becky Hammon benched three Las Vegas Aces starters including the league's four-time MVP A'ja Wilson for a nationally televised ABC game against the Liberty during back-to-back.
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WWE's Chelsea Green dealt more bad luck, reveals broken orbital bone less than week after winning title
Chelsea Green says she suffered a broken orbital bone during a tag team match days after winning the Interim WWE Women's Championship at SummerSlam.
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Lions announce Teddy Bridgewater has retired again, leaving team in middle of training camp
Teddy Bridgewater retired mid-training camp, and Lions head coach Dan Campbell said this time it feels final, with the team signing Josh Dobbs to fill the spot
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Braves' Chris Sale ejected before game sees first pitch for yelling at umpire over Saturday balk call
Chris Sale was ejected before Sunday's game even started after confronting the umpire who called a rare balk on him during Saturday's loss to the Yankees.
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Former PGA Tour player Matt McQuillan suddenly passes away at just 45 years old
Matt McQuillan, the Canadian golfer from Kingston, Ontario, played in 32 PGA Tour events and once finished T-3 at the 2011 John Deere Classic.
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Basketball Hall of Famer Don Nelson dead at 86
Basketball Hall of Famer Don Nelson has died at 86, his family said in a statement. His legacy will be remembered as a head coach and a player.
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Famed ex-Yankees pitcher Tommy John sends farewell message to fans as he battles health issues
Tommy John said he was "saying goodbye" to fans as the New York Yankees revealed the legendary pitcher has been battling health issues in Florida.
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Jorge Messi, Lionel Messi's Father And Longtime Agent, Dies At 68
Jorge Messi, the father of soccer superstar and Argentina captain Lionel Messi, has died.
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Chris Sale and Gerrit Cole set up a pitching duel as Atlanta Braves host the New York Yankees
After a Drew Rasmussen winner, Chris Sale's 2.08 ERA faces Gerrit Cole as the Atlanta Braves take on the New York Yankees in a pitchers duel.
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Raiders Suspend Kirk Cousins, Maxx Crosby From Team Drills After Practice Fight
Raiders QB Kirk Cousins and star DE Maxx Crosby were suspended from team drills at practice Saturday following their fight the day before.
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Saturday at 'the Spa': Saratoga Race Course picks for Whitney Day, including four Grade 1 stakes races
Sovereignty seeks a Whitney Stakes victory at Saratoga Race Course after his dominant 10-length Travers win and back-to-back classics last year.
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White Sox manager Will Venable forgets key rule in inexplicable blunder, costs team in loss
Will Venable forgot a key mound visit rule, forcing Noah Schultz out after just five batters and taxing an already exhausted Chicago White Sox bullpen.
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