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Sports Illustrated Kids, 01 Septembre 2026

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THE 2026 WORLD CUP WAS GREAT. We can all agree on that. (Unless you’re an Eng­land fan. Sorry about the way things turned out, guys.) The expan­ded field of 48 teams meant we got to see min­nows like Cabo Verde advance to the knock­out stage. We got to...

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ArticleUSMNT defender Alex Free­man is on the rise.

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USMNT defender Alex Free­man is on the rise.

ArticleBirth­days

Septem­ber 2 Flor­ida Pan­thers for­ward Aleksander Barkov turns 31. 2 Nata­sha Howard of the Min­nesota Lynx will be 35. 19 George Springer will turn 37 as a Toronto Blue Jay. 20 Kan­sas City Cur­rent for­ward Temwa Chawinga will be 28. Octo­ber

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ArticleMONSTER CRASH

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MONSTER CRASH

ArticleWHAT GOES UP…

Few events are as gruel­ing as the Tour de France. This year’s bicycle race was 2,063.4 miles over 21 stages, includ­ing this climb in the Alps. The good news: Occa­sion­ally the riders get to go down­hill. The event was won by 27-year-old Tadej...

WHAT GOES UP…