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    What We Learned in the N.F.L.’s Divisional Round

    From the Chiefs’ running game to the Saints’ versatility at quarterback, there was plenty to note as four teams advanced to the conference championships.

  5. Chiefs 31, Colts 13

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    Chiefs Finally End a Playoff Drought at Home, Burying the Colts

    Thanks to quarterback Patrick Mahomes and a surprisingly stout defense, Kansas City won a home playoff game for the first time since 1994 and advanced to the A.F.C. Championship Game.

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    Dean Spanos on Life Up the Coast

    The Los Angeles Chargers owner talked about his team’s recent success and the move from San Diego.

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    For WADA, Another Crucial Discussion About Russia

    A special committee will discuss whether Russia has done enough to comply with a demand for data about drug testing. It’s complicated — or not.

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    How Are Ties Broken in Tennis? That Depends

    There are four Grand Slam tournaments, and this year they each will have a different way to solve a tie.

  5. ON TENNIS

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    A Tennis Wish List for 2019

    First, unity. Then, let’s find some common ground. And, finally, let’s clear up some of the confusion.

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    South Korea’s Speedskating Community Faces Reckoning After Rape Allegations

    The speedskater Shim Suk-hee, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, said that in addition to physical beatings, she had been repeatedly raped by her former coach.

    By Choe Sang-Hun

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    Serena Williams Is Back at Australian Open, for Tennis and So Much More

    The debates and commentary on race, gender and sports she generated at the U.S. Open resonate as she seeks to win her 24th major title, tying a record.

    By Kurt Streeter

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    N.B.A. Mid-Season Power Rankings: The Warriors Are Not No. 1. For Now.

    A season of surprises has reached a turning point, with some Eastern Conference leaders facing their first real challenges, and the West bracing itself for a Warriors surge.

    By Marc Stein

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    Matt Kuchar Muddles Through Bogeys, Then Piles Up Birdies to Win Sony Open

    After losing the lead to Andrew Putnam, Kuchar righted himself and went on beat him by four shots for his ninth PGA Tour title.

    By The Associated Press

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    Islanders Quickly Leave the League-Leading Lightning Behind

    The Islanders, with three goals in the first five minutes, got their 11th win in 14 games, 5-1. The Rangers lost, 7-5, at Columbus, which had Sergei Bobrovsky back in goal.

    By The Associated Press

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    Maroon 5, Travis Scott and Big Boi Will Play Super Bowl Halftime

    The N.F.L. officially released the lineup as Scott announced a $500,000 donation to the social justice group Dream Corps to head off criticism.

    By Gabe Cohn

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    Knicks’ Home Woes Continue as 76ers Hold On

    The Knicks rallied from a 24-point deficit but still lost their eighth straight game at Madison Square Garden and fourth in a row over all.

    By The Associated Press

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    Matt Kuchar Extends His Lead in Hawaii

    Kuchar will go into Sunday’s final round of the Sony Open with a two-shot edge over Andrew Putnam.

    By Field Level Media

  9. Kuchar Two Ahead in Hawaii in Bid for Ninth PGA Tour Win

    Matt Kuchar went bogey-free again to earn a two-stroke lead over Andrew Putnam after the third round at the Sony Open in Hawaii on Saturday.

    By Reuters

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    Rams Trample the Cowboys for Their First Playoff Win in 14 Years

    The Rams set a franchise record with 273 yards rushing as they advanced to the N.F.C. Championship for the first time since 2002.

    By The Associated Press

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