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Sunday night’s barn burner between the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills marked the first of many notable NFL occurrences: The Pats won a game in Buffalo for the first

It’s happening again. Sports-induced psychosis is nigh. People are back to screaming at toddlers for wearing a different hat than them. While it’s not technically October yet, the truest spirit

​There’s a lot to love about professional golf—the rivalries, the upsets, the satisfying thwack of a perfect tee shot—but on-course style hasn’t always been high on the list. This weekend’s

It has become popular in recent years to describe a dominant athlete as a “problem”—as in, this person is so spectacular, they create problems for the other team. A’ja Wilson,

This year's WNBA playoffs are many things. Like always, they're a wildly competitive, highly anticipated display of the best teams women's basketball has to offer. The New York Liberty and

To say the last 14 months of Tyrese Haliburton’s life has been a whirlwind would be an enormous understatement. The All-Star point guard won a gold medal with Team USA

It’s hard to imagine that there’s ever been a more stylish tailgate party than the one GQ Sports threw on Sunday. The New York Fashion Week Football Watch Party, hosted

For nearly two decades, the men’s tennis game was dominated by Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic. Only one of those guys is still around, and he can still

The family returned to the States before Jeanty’s sophomore season. Despite racking up stats as wide receiver and running back at Lone Star High School in football hotbed Frisco, Texas,

Ken Griffey Jr. seemed invincible to an entire generation. The effortlessly handsome, untouchably suave baseball player glided across outfields, slugged 630 home runs with impossible ease, and made the backwards