This Was Molly Seidel’s First Marathon. Her Next Will Be at the Olympics.
Seidel, 25, has two jobs, shares an apartment with her sister and runs turkey trots in costume. No, she can’t believe this is happening, either.
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Seidel, 25, has two jobs, shares an apartment with her sister and runs turkey trots in costume. No, she can’t believe this is happening, either.
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Des Linden, in the women’s division, and Leonard Korir, in the men’s, were favorites to make the U.S. team. They finished fourth, which can be the worst pain of all.
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A playing comeback is also a no: “I promise everyone.”
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He was the elder statesman on the roster when the Chicago Cubs finally won the World Series. Four years later, they’re counting on Ross, now the manager, to reverse their slide down the standings.
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Abdirahman, Riley, Seidel and Kipyego also booked tickets to Tokyo 2020. Linden fourth.
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What’s behind a sea change in women’s elite and sub-elite running.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Saturday that soon the team would again play all of its home games at Nassau Coliseum on Long Island until a new arena opens.
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Javier Hernández’s decision to join the Los Angeles Galaxy was a coup for M.L.S., but back in his native Mexico, critics wondered why he hadn’t just come home.
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Arizona State’s Michael Turk, the only punter who participated, recorded 25 repetitions of 225 pounds on the bench press.
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The decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport will keep him out of the Tokyo Olympics this year and most likely end his career.
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JaVale McGee has two N.B.A. championships to his name. Now, as a budding music producer, he also has a credit on a Bieber hit.
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Inter Miami and Nashville will debut this weekend, with four more cities right behind them, and the Los Angeles Galaxy hopes Javier Hernández can carry it past L.A.F.C.
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After crashing out of politics and selling his prized A.C. Milan, the former prime minister’s career in the spotlight appeared to have run its course. But he’s back in the game.
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Only Manchester City, of the Premier League’s elite, emerged victorious in the Champions League. But does that mean English soccer is now terrible? Not really.
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