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Mavericks CEO Rick Welts is retiring again and will be replaced by team president Ethan Casson· via Toronto Star
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Mavericks CEO Rick Welts is retiring again and will be replaced by team president Ethan Casson· via Toronto Star
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Dave Dickenson to return as head coach and GM of the Calgary Stampeders· via Toronto Star
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Davis Alexander, Tyson Philpot and Cody Fajardo named as CFL MOP finalists· via Toronto Star
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With Miami leading the way, ACC has a chance to get 2 teams into College Football Playoff field· via Toronto Star
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Sergio Pérez commits to struggling Cadillac with 2-year extension through 2029· via Toronto Star
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Loaded SEC prepares for 'another historical year' behind No. 1 Florida and others· via Toronto Star
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Elks extend head coach Mark Kilam through 2029 after best season in a decade· via Toronto Star
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Skate Canada showcases a national figure-skating team in flux as the next generation arrives· via Toronto Star
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Justin Tucker joining the Chiefs' practice squad after 10-game suspension last year, AP source says· via Toronto Star
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French soccer body says 'ghost goal' was good despite Auxerre coach's claim it was impossible· via Toronto Star
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'Unflappable guy': Matthew Schaefer off to strong sophomore start for Islanders· via Toronto Star
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No. 6 Utah looks to remain unbeaten against upset-minded Cincinnati with both coming off big wins· via Toronto Star
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FIFA politics around Infantino re-election push Japanese official to resign· via Toronto Star
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Former Paralympian, sport minister Carla Qualtrough elected Swimming Canada president· via Toronto Star
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Spanish soccer federation postpones 24 Copa del Rey games after train crash, clubs show solidarity· via Toronto Star
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College football Week 9: Arizona-Texas Tech, Florida-Georgia top schedule as quirky season continues· via Toronto Star
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After a basketball-free summer, All-American Strong returns to lead No. 2 UConn on and off the court· via Toronto Star
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Bad light frustrates Shadman Islam on 99 as Bangladesh reaches 213-3 in 1st test vs West Indies· via Toronto Star
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French protests push UEFA to switch date of Europa League game in Rennes· via Toronto Star
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