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For a stretch in 2018, the Milwaukee Brewers’ left fielder was arguably the best baseball player on earth. Six years later, with an influx of Gen Z teammates reminding him of his sporting mortality, Yelich is living in the present.

The WNBA Draft Is a Big-Ticket Event Now

Monday night in Brooklyn did not lack for star power, gorgeous gowns, or the feeling that things have changed forever. As the league’s commissioner put it: “Women’s basketball is not a fad.”

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Scoot Henderson's NBA Book Club

The NBA rookie has made sense of his first pro season by turning to literature. “I was really trying to figure out who I was,” he tells GQ. “That’s why I started reading.”

Chris Paul on His First Season With the Warriors—and Why He Keeps the Cork From Every Bottle of Wine

The Point God (and first-ballot NBA wine connoisseur) talks about life in the Bay, hooping with Steph, and his continued adventures with the grape.

Sue Bird Is Glad the World Is Finally Catching Up

With a new documentary about her life, a giant of the WNBA—and of women’s sports, period—reflects on the trails she blazed, the work still to come, and the joys of opening up.

Chet Holmgren on His Blistering Rookie Year, the Surging Thunder, and Ignoring the Wemby Rivalry Talk

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