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Sunday Back Page: 90 years of pageantry come down to this afternoon
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Kickoff is this afternoon, and I’ve got Argentina going for their fourth title with Messi trying to go back-to-back, against a Ballon d’Or winner chasing his first for a country looking for its second,...
The Sunday Back Page: The All-Star Game That Forced Baseball's Bitterest Rivals Onto the Same Team
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This week, a bumbling spy in England sent me straight back to 2007 and to a story I covered at the New York Daily News that still doesn’t get enough credit for how petty it was. We’ve also got independe...
Sunday Back Page: Maverick owners born on the Fourth of July
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Hope your Fourth was a good one. If you’re reading this the morning after — coffee in hand, ears still ringing a little from the fireworks — you’ve got George Steinbrenner and Al Davis waiting for you b...
Sunday Back Page: Kicking Like It's Still 2014
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This week, Alexi Lalas gets dunked on by everyone who already knew, Serena and Venus head back to Wimbledon doubles with Martina Navratilova’s record still standing, a 36-year newspaper career ends in a...
Sunday Back Page: Dads and the Language of Sports
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This week, Father’s Day collides with the U.S. Open, the USMNT is through to the knockout round, the Knicks’ first title in 53 years gets a Father’s Day footnote of its own, and a few San Francisco Gian...
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