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Will the spiraling Angels do the unforgivable and trade Shohei Ohtani?

Shohei Ohtani's looming free agency dominated conversations during Major League Baseball's all-star week.

By Chelsea Janes

Perspective

MLB’s dazzling future has arrived, if the sport can stay out of the way

By Jerry Brewer

U.S. ousted from Gold Cup after semifinal loss to Panama

After a scoreless 90 minutes, each team tallies in extra time, but Matt Turner runs out of answers in penalty kicks.

By Thomas Floyd8 minutes ago

Chris Eubanks’s Wimbledon run ends. His next chapter is just starting.

The 27-year-old American became an All England Club favorite on his way to the quarterfinals. Now his underdog days are over.

By Ava Wallace

PGA Tour defends Saudi deal in Senate as emails show plan’s origins

By Rick Maese

Corbin Carroll, a precocious Seattle kid, comes home an all-star

By Chelsea Janes

Merrill Kelly and Stephen Strasburg both had TOS. Their stories are very different.

By Jesse Dougherty

Perspectives

Pat Fitzgerald had to go, but coaches are just symptoms of hazing problem

By Kevin B. Blackistone

At the All-Star Game, even the stars are in awe of Shohei Ohtani

By Jerry Brewer

Dylan Crews may not have been the Nats’ Plan A. He’s a home run of a Plan B.

By Barry Svrluga

Seattle is ready for its sports moment with women at the helm

By Jerry Brewer

Aaron Rodgers and the Jets to be featured on HBO’s ‘Hard Knocks’

By Glynn A. Hill

Jesús Ferreira, the USMNT’s atypical striker, just keeps producing

By Thomas Floyd

Homeless World Cup delivers goals, assists and saves

By Anna Katherine Clemmons

Free-solo climber dies in 500-foot fall at Rocky Mountain National Park

By Cindy Boren

In Netflix series, Patrick Mahomes and other QBs shine outside the pocket

Ukrainian wild card and new mom Elina Svitolina reaches Wimbledon semifinals

Spirit’s Angela Salem helps pave way for ex-players to coach in NWSL

Bitter rivals. Beloved friends. Survivors.

After decades as rivals and friends, tennis greats Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova found themselves more intertwined than ever as they battled cancer.

By Sally Jenkins

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‘My coach failed me.’ A former swimmer copes with the lasting trauma of abuse.

Katherine Touhey faced emotional abuse when she competed for a decorated coach at the University of California. It led to the end of her swimming career and has stayed with her in the decades since.

By Cindy Boren

Perspective