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Don’t worry about Hawks not making major moves like Heat, Raptors, Sixers
While their Eastern Conference rivals made blockbuster additions, the Atlanta Hawks stay quiet — betting on chemistry and growth to boost their 2026-27 season.
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Seven-run seventh sinks Braves in loss to Cardinals
Atlanta Braves bullpen falters as Cardinals' bullpen shines with 8⅓ scoreless innings.
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Jim Jarvis starting at shortstop for Braves on Thursday
The Braves called up Triple-A prospect Jim Jarvis to start at shortstop Thursday in the series finale against the Cardinals, eager to get something going at the position.
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‘Best-case scenario,’ Reynaldo López is back in Braves’ rotation
Hurston Waldrep will start Thursday’s series finale against the Cardinals, and Bryce Elder will take the weekend off against Mets.
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‘Inevitable’ Harry Kane staves off early England exit at World Cup in Atlanta
For 67 minutes of England's World Cup match against Congo, it seemed another English failure was imminent. When least expected, up stepped Harry Kane.
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World Cup shocker? Not so fast. England holds on for 2-1 win over Congo.
Congo held a 1-0 lead through 75 minutes, but England's captain Harry Kane scored twice down the stretch to give the Three Lions a 2-1 win Wednesday in Atlanta Stadium.
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Braves throw eight no-hit innings, snap three-game slide
The Braves beat the Cardinals 5-1 on Wednesday, a victory that ends Atlanta’s three-game losing streak.
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Atlanta’s underdogs, Cape Verde and Congo, make World Cup history
A record nine of 10 qualified AFCON teams advanced past the group stage.
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Hawks’ Flemings ready to get back on the court with Summer League on horizon
Hawks top draft pick Kingston Flemings said that he's ready to get back to competitive basketball with his new team in Summer League.





































