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Physicist Explains Why World Cup Ball Is ‘Flummoxing’ Goalies
New technology, grooves, and altitude all shape the ball’s flight.
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Supreme Court Upholds Trans Athlete Ban
The court issued a consolidated opinion on two trans athlete cases.
Josh Childress: Women’s Sports Attracting ‘New Pool of Capital’
The former NBA player also weighed in on expansion and Stanford athletics.
Josh Childress: Why Now Is the Time for NBA Expansion
Josh Childress on why he invested in the Portland Thorns, the case for NBA expansion, and donating to Stanford NIL.
Italian Americans Have Severe World Cup FOMO
Bars and restaurants in Boston, Philly, and beyond are missing the Azzurri.
How Daktronics Is Reshaping the Modern MLB Ballpark Experience
The technology powering baseball’s next chapter.
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Nike’s Rumored China E-Commerce Gamble Could Be a Misstep
Nike will reportedly stop letting other companies sell its products online in China.
Michele Kang to Buy Lyon in Deal That Would End Textor’s Ownership
Kang will pay $30 million for around 88% of Lyon.
Why Big3 Is Going Public As Ice Cube Laments NBA Constraints
“In my vision, we’re here 100 years, not just nine,” Ice Cube tells FOS.
Kalshi’s Tarek Mansour Talks Giannis, Don Jr., Supreme Court
The Kalshi cofounder discussed critics, CFTC rulemaking, and more.
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Josh Childress: Women’s Sports Attracting ‘New Pool of Capital’
The former NBA player also weighed in on expansion and Stanford athletics.
Unrivaled Lands Two International Stars Amid Project B Battle
Unrivaled also signed Canadian forward Bridget Carleton.
Unrivaled and Project B Are in an Arms Race for WNBA Talent
Both leagues announced new roster signings in recent days.
Women’s Basketball Players Blast College Sports Bill
“Where we disagree is—Congress shouldn’t be deciding who makes those rules.”
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WNBA Star Chelsea Gray to Join Prime Video As Player Contributor
Gray is the latest active player to join the media.
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What We Saw Traveling the U.S. for the World Cup Group Stage
The knockout stage begins Sunday.
In an Era of $1,000 Tickets, $10 Watch Parties Bring Fans Together
Stadium watch parties now rival home-game experiences.
Female Athletes Are Trying to Build the ‘Athleisure of Beauty’
“Performance cosmetics” have emerged alongside the women’s sports boom.
Why U.S. Open Host Sites Are on a 25-Year Plan
The U.S. Open has already picked out 22 future sites through 2051.
Comcast’s NBC Universal Split Could Give the NFL More Leverage
The forthcoming split will reverberate throughout the entire media business.
Pro Tennis Rocked by Explosive Lawsuit Over Internal Power Struggle
A bitter PTPA power struggle spills into court.
Polymarket Scrutiny Intensifies With Deceptive Marketing Lawsuit
Legal headaches have piled up since its U.S. launch late last year.
Caleb Williams Loses Initial ‘Iceman’ Trademark Fight to Boot Brand
The Bears quarterback can appeal the decision.
MSG Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Apparent Data Breach
The suit says MSG Entertainment has a “tempestuous history with respect to data privacy.”
Cardinals Shake Up Front Office in Long-Term Leadership Plan
Club owner Bill DeWitt Jr. begins to prepare the club for life without him.
Slippery Grass Surface Once Again Takes Spotlight at Wimbledon
Maja Chwalińska was injured after slipping on the grass.
