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When a baseball game gets canceled due to rain, it’s colloquially known as a washout. Washouts are no fun for players, coaches or fans, all of whom are eager to see the game played as soon as possible. If one game or series can be considered a washout, then 2020
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While U.S. sports may not have recovered, the Bundesliga and the 2. Bundesliga are in full swing. The top two tiers of German soccer returned to action last weekend and will do so again this weekend, giving sports-starved fans around the world something to watch. Not all fans are familiar
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How would notable baby boomers and Gen Xers fare on the college football gridiron?
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The matchup everyone has been waiting for, the battle of Los Angeles. Lakers vs. Clippers. LeBron vs. Kawhi. Who will reign supreme?
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On May 6, the German government approved a plan for the top two divisions of German football to return to action.
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If these narratives from the suddenly halted NBA season can safely play out, how they end will have lasting impacts on several players’ legacies.
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Video games and esports are seeing an unexpected boom as many people are confined to their homes. Similarly, student organizations focused on gaming are staying connected in ways that other clubs can’t.
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No MLB team has benefited from the abruptly delayed season, but some will be hurt more than others.
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Last month, the International Olympic Committee, or IOC, and Japan decided to postpone the Summer Olympics from its start date of July 2020 to July 2021 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. At the time, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the Tokyo Olympics would not be canceled, just postponed.
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With COVID-19 resulting in the suspension of the NBA, among other major sports leagues, fans have deeply missed watching live sports. To fill the void, many have turned to the past, reminiscing in what once was. ESPN and Netflix released the documentary series “The Last Dance” months earlier than originally
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