Jason Sklar

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The team continues their effort to “paint Japan blue” with Dodger pride, and USC and UCLA women’s basketball teams kick off March Madness as No. 1 seeds.

Dodgers open the season in front of adoring fans in Tokyo

The team continues their effort to “paint Japan blue” with Dodger pride, and USC and UCLA women’s basketball teams kick off March Madness as No. 1 seeds.

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Can LeBron James whip Luka Doncic into shape following the Lakers’ blockbuster trade for the young point guard from the Dallas Mavericks?

Luka Doncic needs to pick up his work ethic now that he’s a Laker

Can LeBron James whip Luka Doncic into shape following the Lakers’ blockbuster trade for the young point guard from the Dallas Mavericks?

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The newly expanded college football playoffs were supposed to make games more competitive. How come all the top-seeded teams crashed out?

Does new football playoff really elevate the best teams?

The newly expanded college football playoffs were supposed to make games more competitive. How come all the top-seeded teams crashed out?

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