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Award-winning NYT sports columnist. Author: Forty Million Dollar Slaves; Third and a Mile. Emmy-winning writer of film Breaking the Huddle. Now: @Andscape

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In LeBron James, Jaylen Brown finally gets the perfect running mate

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My first thought when LeBron James announced he was going to Philadelphia was not about whether the Sixers could win a championship or how the balance of power in the Eastern Conference might be impacted. My first thought was, finally, Jaylen Brown has his intellectual running mate.
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The U.S. youth sports problem that connects soccer and baseball

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PHILADELPHIA — Ali Curtis is the vice president of Major League Soccer sporting development. Kenneth Wood is the father of James Wood, an outfielder for the Washington Nationals and a two-time MLB All-Star. Curtis and Wood are involved in different sports but share the same passion: casting a wider net and removing cost as a major barrier to participation. I spoke with them earlier this week during the perfect confluence of baseball and soccer: MLB All-Star Week and the World Cup semifinals.
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World Cup, USMNT intervention a red card for the White House

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Andscape columnist William C. Rhoden explores the intriguing teams, people and themes around the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America. NEW YORK — In one simple act of intervention, the administration of President Donald Trump has transformed the United States Men’s National Team from World Cup underdogs to global villains.
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