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After finally being cleared for voluntary, in-person workouts, Cal baseball head coach Mike Neu explains how the program handled virtual athletic instruction.
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Big money versus small-market. Household names versus hidden gems. The World Series is finally here, and it should be a good one.
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Last spring, the Bears ended the season with the worst record in the Pac-12. After the introduction of new names in the offseason, next year may well be different.
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The Champions League has provided thrills and chills, but in the end, there can only be one winner. A new king of Europe will be crowned Sunday.
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Late goals, epic blowouts and iconic comebacks all shook Lisbon as a pair of French teams and a pair of German teams made the last four.
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Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Manchester City or Lyon will challenge Paris Saint-Germain, Atalanta, RB Leipzig or Atlético Madrid for a Champions League title.
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In this episode, Noah, Chanun and Emily rejoice over the return of the MLB, then discuss some of the major pitfalls the abridged season may have in store for teams. The group also gives its season predictions for MVPs, Cy Young Award winners and division and World Series champions (if
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In this(quarantined!)episode of season 4 of One Golden Moment, Emily, Noah and Chanun break down the MLB’s inner-league arguments over player salary and a shortened season, plus its response to the Black Lives Matter movement and treatment of minor leaguers. A previous version of the article “Silent spring” stated that
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King is the first freshman All-American out of Cal since the duo of Andrew Vaughn and Cameron Eden earned the honor in 2017.
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Despite financial losses, leagues need to consider the health of their players and fans. With the coronavirus still actively spreading, teams must proceed cautiously and not force a return to normal.
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