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Jannik Sinner denies American Taylor Fritz to win the U.S. Open

NEW YORK – The drought for American men’s tennis endured Sunday at the U.S. Open, extended by an indomitable Italian, and will soon yawn into a 22nd year. Taylor Fritz, a 26-year-old from California, was trying to become the first American man to claim a Grand Slam singles title since Andy Roddick won here in 2003 but was undone, partly by the pressure of the moment but mostly by top-ranked Jannik Sinner.

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The Olympics needed a reset. Merci to Paris for providing it.

PARIS – The Olympic cauldron here was unlike any other, a hot-air balloon that rose nightly above Jardin des Tuileries. That garden, the largest in this gorgeous city, is bordered by the Louvre on one side, the Seine on another, the Rue de Rivoli to the north, and is a short walk to the Champs-Élysées. What a picture. What a place.
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A reinvigorating Olympics usher in a new era of U.S. women’s soccer

PARIS – This is what the U.S. women’s national soccer team should look like at the end of a major international competition: Absolutely spent athletes in red, white and blue falling to their knees and all over each other, some with arms raised in full triumph, some without the energy to do even that. Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the U.S.A” blared through the speakers at Parc des Princes. It had been a bit.
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For U.S. basketball, there’s one acceptable Olympic ending – and the job’s not done

Stephen Curry knew what he was in for when he joined the Team USA men's basketball team. The NBA superstar who had won four NBA titles with the Golden State Warriors, with six NBA Finals appearances in all along the way, spent the better part of the last decade facing the kind of pressure that not many of his contemporaries have known. But joining national team, the one that bears the weight of the four consecutive gold medals and the 2004 team before them that earned eternal infamy by settling for bronze, was different.