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How Diaspora Communities Made the World Cup Great Again Original

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By Sydney Bauer
| Slate Verified
Sports Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. As we advance to the knockout phase of the World Cup, we’ve already seen a series of fun surprises. Japan nearly beat Brazil, who needed an injury-time goal to claim victory. Morocco and the Netherlands went to a dramatic penalty shootout after the (disputed) African champions equalized in the game’s final minutes.
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Looking ahead to LA28, U.S. flag football teams eye NFL, but not its players

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By Sydney Bauer
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
When America’s top male and female flag football players gathered in Chula Vista (San Diego County) this May for their second of three training camps, it was to continue to prepare for the last major tournament held before the sport makes its Olympic debut in 2028 at Los Angeles. It was also the last time that the player pool fighting for 12 coveted roster spots did not have to deal with a barrage of players coming, as Tyler Davis put it, “out of left field” to fight for spots.
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How to Get Money for Cold Sports in Warm Places

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By Sydney Bauer
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
When Zoi Sadowski-Synnott started her final run in the women’s slopestyle, the snowboarder needed to put down her best performance of the day to force her way back on to the podium. She delivered, winning her second silver medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics—and becoming the most decorated women’s Olympic snowboarder, with her fifth career medal.
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