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NBA vet Malone sees ‘special’ opportunity at UNC
New Tar Heels coach Michael Malone called North Carolina the only college job he would’ve accepted, saying he recognizes he has a “chance to be a part of something special” there.
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Who’s really fastest in 2026? F1’s new rules are confusing the pecking order — and the drivers
Formula 1’s new era was always going to bring questions, but its first week of serious running has raised more than most. With one more preseason test in Bahrain still to come, ESPN makes sense of a fascinating three days in Sakhir.
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Ferrari impress as Leclerc leads F1 testing times
Charles Leclerc ensured Ferrari ended preseason testing in style with a scintillating set of late laps in Bahrain that will increase hype around the Italian team’s 2026 chances.
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NC State men recount trainer’s alleged sexual abuse
Lawsuit plaintiffs said they sought help but were subjected to unwanted genital touching or other misconduct.
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Angels’ Stephenson out for season due to elbow
Angels right-hander Robert Stephenson will miss the 2026 season after having ligament and flexor tendon repair surgery on his right elbow.
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MLB Power Rankings: Brewers, Pirates rise as Red Sox fall in Week 2
Teams with championship hopes are falling down our list while a number of surprising starts have boosted the status of other unexpected contenders in Week 2.
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Unchanged LSG opt to bowl; Narine back for KKR
KKR’s other mystery spinner, Varun Chakravarthy, however, was not fit yet
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Study: MLB average salary hits record $5.34M
Major League Baseball’s average salary rose 3.4% on Opening Day to a record $5.34 million, according to a study by The Associated Press, and the New York Mets topped spending at the season’s start for the fourth straight year.
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Conway, spinners help United hand Qalandars a thumping
Qalandars were spun out for 100, and United raced to the target in 10.1 overs