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The Los Angeles Dodgers are staring into the abyss. Down three games to none against the Brewers in the NLCS, the two-time defending champions need to do something that has never been done in baseball history. Milwaukee is one win away from dethroning the dynasty, and right now, L.A.'s vaunted roster has no answers.
Shifting to football, and the Cowboys' defense held a players-only meeting this week — the kind of move that usually signals a locker room in crisis. Not so fast, says head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who called it a positive sign of accountability and leadership. Mike Tomlin pushed back publicly, but Schottenheimer isn't sweating it. Dallas needs something to spark that defense, and fast.
And in Formula One, the record books are bracing for impact. Twenty-year-old Kimi Antonelli could clinch the world championship at the United States Grand Prix in Austin later this month. If he pulls it off, he shatters Sebastian Vettel's record as the youngest champion ever, and ends a seventy-three-year drought for Italian drivers. Two years in, and already rewriting history.
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