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    How the Raptors Won Game 1 Over the Warriors

    Toronto came out hot and never let up, withstanding Golden State’s 3-pointers to take a 1-0 lead in the N.B.A. finals.

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    What to Watch Friday at the French Open

    Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are among those playing third-round matches at Roland Garros.

  1. 2019 N.B.A. Finals Preview

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    For the Warriors, a Lack of Doubt Should Create Some Doubt

    This N.B.A. season has been treated as a foregone conclusion, but Golden State will not want to get too comfortable against Kawhi Leonard and his loaded Toronto Raptors.

  2. On Soccer

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    The Superstar Hiding in Plain Sight

    Persistent stereotypes about Asian players obscure the quality of Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min, a star by any metric.

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    As Everest Melts, Bodies Are Emerging From the Ice

    Climbers and the Nepalese government believe the recently exposed bodies are the result of global warming, which is rapidly melting the mountain’s glaciers.

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    Does the N.B.A. Peak During the Finals or Free Agency?

    For a basketball writer, there is no avoiding discussion about the future in the modern version of the league.

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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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    All the Yankees Need to Know Is Inside Their Caps (or Their Pockets)

    As loads of data make playing each position ever more complex, several teams like the Yankees use paper cheat-sheets to keep their fielders where they need to be.

    By James Wagner

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    Another Young American Prepares to Face the Serena Williams Aura

    On Saturday, Sofia Kenin, 20, will get to experience Williams from the other side of the net for the first time.

    By Christopher Clarey

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    ‘The Spy Behind Home Plate’ Review: Play Ball, Fight Nazis

    A documentary tells the story of Moe Berg, a major-league catcher who went undercover during World War II.

    By Ken Jaworowski

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    Adam Silver Says the N.B.A. Is Flying, and He Is Sort of Right

    A young fan base, big stars and little off-the-court controversy have the N.B.A. enjoying smooth sailing.

    By Kevin Draper

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    Dodgers Rally in the Ninth Against Edwin Diaz to Beat the Mets

    The Mets hit four homers and took a three-run lead into the bottom of the ninth, but their closer couldn’t quiet the Los Angeles bats.

    By The Associated Press

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    Blues Beat the Bruins and Get Their First Stanley Cup Finals Victory

    Carl Gunnarsson scored 3:51 into overtime to give St. Louis a 3-2 win over Boston and tie the finals at a game apiece.

    By The Associated Press

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    What to Watch Today at the French Open

    Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka, who struggled in their first-round matches, will be back in action.

    By Ben Rothenberg

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    In Kikuchi vs. Ohtani, Japan Sees Another Great Rivalry

    Japanese baseball fans, more than those in North America, tend to focus on specific pitcher-batter showdowns. Yusei Kikuchi and Shohei Ohtani could offer a tantalizing one on American soil.

    By Brad Lefton

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    37 More Former Ohio State Athletes Sue the University in Sexual Abuse Case

    The lawsuit is the fourth of its kind filed against the university and the first since Ohio State released a report detailing how a former team doctor repeatedly assaulted males athletes.

    By Billy Witz

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    Yankees Greet Padres Rookie With Two Homers Right Off the Bat

    It was the 10th time in franchise history the Yankees began a game with back-to-back homers, and they came off Chris Paddack, who entered the game with a 1.93 E.R.A.

    By The Associated Press

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