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    Players Hold Power Over the N.C.A.A., if They Feel the Hunger

    College athletes, who have had to settle for hollow victories in court, have the leverage to overhaul a system of sham amateurism and reap their share of the riches they bring.

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1969: The Mets’ Magical, Mystical Year

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    Mets Grab Hold of the Series

    With stunning catches and stealthy base-running, they manage to clinch a world championship.

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    Faces Along the Way

    Many people, and a cat, played a part in the Mets’ road to a championship.

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    1963-68: A Heap of Losses, a Hint of Hope

    The Mets still struggled, but they never again reached the depths of 1962. After Stengel retired, Seaver and Koosman arrived.

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    1969: We Have Liftoff in Queens

    The Mets overcame a slow start and a stagnant summer to run away with the division.

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    Kyle Korver, a White N.B.A. Player, Speaks Out on White Privilege

    The Utah Jazz guard wrote in The Players’ Tribune that he was oblivious to racial bias and is seeking to change. His words have resonated in the league.

    By Victor Mather

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    Joel Quenneville Lands in Florida to Coach the Panthers

    Quenneville, who is second on the career wins list and has won three Stanley Cups, was fired by the Blackhawks in November and has been a sought-out commodity since.

    By The Associated Press

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    Stanley Cup Playoffs: First-Round Schedule

    The defending champion Capitals are among the 16 teams in the first round of the N.H.L. playoffs, which begin Wednesday.

    By The Associated Press

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    N.C.A.A. Men’s Final Preview: New Faces and a Slow Pace

    Virginia (34-3) and Texas Tech (31-6) will tip off in the N.C.A.A. final about 9:20 p.m. Eastern on Monday. Here’s what you need to know.

    By Victor Mather

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    Virginia vs. Texas Tech: Don’t Expect Much Scoring

    The over/under set by bookmakers for Monday night’s N.C.A.A. final will be the lowest for the title game since at least the early 1990s.

    By Victor Mather

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    A-Rod on Doping, Getting Therapy and No Longer Being the Villain

    “I wanted to understand why I kept shooting myself in the foot. I wish it was in the foot, actually.”

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    Jin Young Ko Continues Her Surge With Win at ANA Inspiration

    A fortunate pairing with David Brooker, a top caddie, has led to Ko dominating the L.P.G.A., even if her goal is simply happiness.

    By Karen Crouse

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    Nets, With Win Over Pacers, Make Playoffs for First Time in 4 Years

    D’Angelo Russell scored 20 points for the Nets, who will finish no worse than seventh in the East. The Knicks, behind 30 points from Mario Hezonja, rallied to beat the Wizards.

    By The Associated Press

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    Mets’ Bats Awaken Too Late in Loss to Nationals

    Trailing 7-1 when starter Zack Wheeler left after what he called an “embarrassing day,” the Mets managed to score five runs in the seventh. But it wasn’t enough.

    By Kevin Armstrong

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    Yankees, With 3 Blasts by Gary Sanchez, Cap Homer-Driven Sweep of Orioles

    Clint Frazier added two home runs for the Yankees, who went deep seven times on Sunday and 14 times in the three-game series.

    By James Wagner

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