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Martin Armstrong (1949-) Data journalist and former hedge fund manager
The New York Times - Sports
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Opposing Fans Tried to Body Shame Him. Now, He’s a March Madness Hero.
North Carolina State’s DJ Burns has big moves and a bigger mouth. “He’s like a polar bear,” his strength coach says, “and a ballerina.” -
The New Play That Swept Through the N.F.L.: ‘Everybody Is Copying It’
A play developed by the league’s brightest minds became a hot trend. “We call it ‘Cheat’ because it’s cheating,” one coach said. -
The Women’s Sweet 16 Is Set, and an Epic Rematch Is Looming
Iowa and L.S.U. could meet in the Elite Eight. But will both teams get there? -
UConn’s Most Intense Competitor and Trash-Talker Is a Reflection of His Coach
For Dan Hurley, watching Cam Spencer is “like looking in a mirror.” -
An American Tennis Player Is on Fire, But She Still Plans to Retire
Danielle Collins, a 30-year-old from Florida, wants more from life than the sport can offer. -
Is Caitlin Clark a Generational Talent? We Asked W.N.B.A. Executives.
The Iowa superstar headlines a draft class loaded with talented guards. -
Aaron Rodgers and the Vice Presidential Candidacy That Never Was
The Jets have dodged one distraction. But knowing Rodgers, more are on the way, a columnist for The Athletic writes. -
In the Shadow of War, Ukraine Qualifies for Soccer’s Euro 2024
In a Polish city made home from home, Ukraine qualified for this summer’s European championships. -
Ex-Jaguars Employee Who Hacked Jumobtron Sentenced to 220 Years in Prison
The team did not renew the former employee’s contract after learning he was a convicted sex offender.
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