MLB playoffs: Is LA unbeatable?

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2025 MLB playoffs: Why Los Angeles looks unbeatable ESPN · Alden Gonzalez The Dodgers have steamrolled through this postseason, winning seven of eight entering Thursday's NLCS Game 3.

How the Big Ten spent its way into a $2 billion dilemma Sports Illustrated · Pat Forde Lavish facilities and soaring salaries have left athletic departments desperate for revenue. Now a private capital investment may come to the rescue. Matthew Berry's 10 fantasy facts you need to know for Week 7 nbcsports.com · Matthew Berry The quarterback you should start, surprising thoughts about the Jets, and more. The Ringer's 2025-26 NBA awards predictions theringer.com · The Ringer Staff Will Jokić, Shai, or Luka win MVP? And will anyone challenge Cooper Flagg for Rookie of the Year?

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'There were times when I thought the time had passed' USA TODAY Sports · Bob Nightengale Exclusive: Brewers' manager Pat Murphy bares his soul on baseball, family, and past mistakes. He's 58 and trying to break into college football. Is basketball next? The Wall Street Journal. · Jason Gay Older than his coach — and many of his teammates' parents — Lycoming College's Tom Cillo is reconnecting with an opportunity he missed in high school. The greatest women's college basketball players: Who made the list? Associated Press · Doug Feinberg Of course, USC's Cheryl Miller and Diana Taurasi of UConn were easy choices. But narrowing the list from there got tricky. The day the Browns crafted a playbook entirely out of spite Defector · Vince Guerrieri No pass attempts. Punting on third down. Cleveland had a point to prove. The cheapest ticket to see the USMNT in World Cup is $1,640 MarketWatch · Weston Blasi These are the factors driving up ticket prices to the global soccer tournament, which experts note is "not for your typical fan." Stephen Curry outdrives Bryson DeChambeau in quest to 'Break 50' Yahoo! Sports · Chris Cwik Once Curry hit his first shot, it was clear why the NBA star was among the most requested athletes to appear on the show.

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