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The Men’s Final Four Is All No. 1 Seeds, but One Is Not Like the Others
31. March 2025 (16:19)
Duke not winning it all would be the most surprising outcome, a columnist for The Athletic writes. (New York Times)

Where the N.H.L. Stands as the Final Stretch Arrives
31. March 2025 (16:19)
A Canadian team hasn’t won the Stanley Cup since 1993. That could change this year. (New York Times)

The Athletics Have Arrived in Sacramento, but Relocating Is a Tricky Affair
31. March 2025 (16:19)
This is the first season the A’s will play outside of Oakland in 57 years. (New York Times)

How a Tennis Star Barred From Playing Won Without Stepping on the Court
31. March 2025 (16:19)
As Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev falter, Jannik Sinner remains the runaway world No. 1. (New York Times)

The Premier League’s Most Unique and Boutique Stadium Experience
31. March 2025 (16:19)
Fulham is probably the most accommodating club for away fans, and you might even spot Hugh Grant. (New York Times)

Paige Bueckers Cements Her UConn Legacy With a 40-Point Performance
30. March 2025 (16:28)
The senior guard sank six 3-pointers in the Sweet 16, placing herself among the best to ever put on a UConn jersey, a columnist for The Athletic writes. (New York Times)

Inside the Timeout That Sent Duke and Cooper Flagg to the Men’s Final Four
30. March 2025 (16:28)
The No. 1-seeded Blue Devils powered past the Alabama Crimson Tide in the Elite Eight. (New York Times)

Yankees’ Uniquely Designed New Bats Drew Attention in Their Franchise Record Game
30. March 2025 (16:28)
The bats feature a barrel closer to the hands rather than near the end of the bat, which is the standard. (New York Times)

JuJu Watkins Isn’t on the Court, but She’s Still Inspiring This U.S.C. Team
30. March 2025 (16:28)
The Trojans are a woman down without their superstar, but they still expect to live up to their billing as the top seed. (New York Times)

Thomas Haugh and Florida’s Final Four Serendipity
30. March 2025 (16:28)
The Gators’ star grew up in Pennsylvania but was a die-hard fan of the team. Now he’s one of its N.C.A.A. Tournament heroes. (New York Times)