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Pro Football Hall of Fame McCann Award winner. I cover @NFL for @LATimes. Can be reached at Sam.Farmer@latimes.com
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Meet the jeweler who crafted the Seahawks’ Super Bowl ring

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By Sam Farmer 
| The Seattle Times
The lord of the rings works behind a nondescript door in a Beverly Hills office building, not far from the UCLA campus where he once sold hair clips and trinkets from a folding table. Jason Arasheben was $28,000 in debt back then, running low on options. Now, eight of the past 11 NBA champions have worn his jewelry on their fingers.
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Korda wins her first U.S. Women’s Open title in thriller

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By Sam Farmer 
| Jefferson City News Tribune
LOS ANGELES -- Nelly Korda watched someone else hoist the trophy at last year’s U.S. Women’s Open. This time, it was Korda who did the heavy lifting. The World’s No. 1 women’s golfer won for the fourth time in 2026 on Sunday and checked off the biggest item on her to-do list. Korda claimed her first U.S. Open title, pulling ahead on the back nine at Riviera Country Club, which was playing host to the major championship for the first time.
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Nelly Korda wins her first US Women's Open title in a thriller at Riviera

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By Sam Farmer 
| The Derrick and The News-Herald
LOS ANGELES — Nelly Korda watched someone else hoist the trophy at last year's U.S. Women's Open. This time, it was Korda who did the heavy lifting. The World's No. 1 women's golfer won for the fourth time in 2026 on Sunday and checked off the biggest item on her to-do list. Korda claimed her first U.S. Open title, pulling ahead on the back nine at Riviera Country Club, which was playing host to the major championship for the first time.
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