@NBCnews sports reporter. I'm the author of BEYOND FAST, available everywhere Sept. 2. Pronounce it ‘Grife’ and we'll get along just fine.
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Andrew Greif's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball and the NBA. His articles center around game recaps and player performances, with a focus on the Los Angeles Clippers and Kawhi Leonard.
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By: Andrew Greif
The U.S. routed Paraguay, 4-1, to win its World Cup debut under the 54-year-old Argentine.
On Saturday, a New York roster that had been assembled, taken apart and overhauled over the past six years ended more than a half-century of waiting by closing out San Antonio.
By: Andrew Greif
In a league ruled by big men, Jalen Brunson was once considered “too small” to be the best player on a championship team. His play in the 2026 playoffs just proved otherwise.
By: Tim Rohan, Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif
Follow UFC White House fight live updates and coverage, including how to watch, start time, fight card, Trump appearance, results, highlights, analysis and latest news.
By: Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif, Tim Rohan
The "Freedom 250" UFC card at the White House ended after midnight Monday morning with an upset victory by American Justin Gaethje over Ilia Topuria, giving Gae
By: Andrew Greif
Norway's unique approach to youth athletics has turned it into a winter sports powerhouse. Yet no sport is as popular as soccer.
By: Andrew Greif
Coach Mauricio Pochettino challenged U.S. players during a match against Australia last year. The teams meet again Friday with a spot in the round of 32 on the line.
The U.S. men will play in the knockout stage of the World Cup after beating Australia 2-0 on Friday in its second consecutive win.
By: Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif, Rohan Nadkarni, Tim Rohan
Over the past few weeks, we've seen the Knicks win the NBA title, the UFC host an event on the White House lawn, and the World Cup kick into gear. We were there for it all.
By: Andrew Greif
The team has been limited to arriving in the U.S. the day before each match and returning to Mexico soon after its conclusion. Despite the travel restrictions and reduced recovery time, Iran has a realistic shot of making the knockout rounds.
