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  1. The 11-Year-Old Skateboarding Prodigy Drawing Praise From Tony Hawk

    “Very quickly, I could tell that she had something extraordinary,” Hawk said of Reese Nelson.

     

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  2. How Fast Can a Human Throw a Baseball?

    The four-minute mile and the two-hour marathon were once viewed as impossible feats. A 110 mile per hour fastball may also be within reach.

     

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  3. Why Alex Morgan Missed the U.S. Women’s Soccer Olympic Roster

    Morgan’s absence is the end of an era for the team, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

     

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  4. A 15-Year-Old Made His PGA Tour Debut, and It Felt Completely Normal

    Miles Russell did not come to Detroit like a kid looking to high-five his heroes, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

     

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  5. Euro 2024 Has a Beer Problem. Or Rather a Beer Cup Problem.

    If one image symbolises Euro 2024 so far it is the beer cup. Here’s why.

     

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    The Los Angeles Lakers are poised to have the first father-son N.B.A. duo in league history. But other dads and sons have played pro sports together as well.

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    Beacon, a golden retriever, began working with U.S.A. Gymnastics last year as part of the organization’s efforts to transform the sport’s toxic culture. More dogs quickly followed.

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    Before they were drafted, the N.B.A.’s top prospects stopped to show off their clothes and discuss their decisions of how to represent themselves.

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  5. What to Know About This Year’s Tour de France (Which Begins in Italy)

    Two previous winners are the leading contenders to win cycling’s most famous race, which, in a rarity, does not end in Paris.

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    Jonas Vingegaard, in the yellow jersey, led the pack at the Tour de France last year and will seek another victory in 2024.
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