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Anthony Gharib's coverage is heavily focused on sports events, particularly NFL games and NBA All-Star Weekend. His articles seem to emphasize the lighter side of sports, including notable moments and social media reactions.
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By: Anthony Gharib
Eight new squads unveiled their threads for the second edition of the NFL's Rivalries uniform series.
The weekly talk show will debut Oct. 20, opening day of the NBA regular season, and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
A minute before announcing Aaron Donald's return, the Rams poked fun at the Heat accidentally posting a live stream link for LeBron James' return.
By: Anthony Gharib
While reports swirled in the NFL offseason that Aaron Donald might unretire and return to the Los Angeles Rams, a potential hurdle could have stood in the way of Donald's decision: his wife, Erica.
Aaron Donald's wife, Erica, was a key part of the offseason rumors swirling that Donald might return to the Los Angeles Rams.
Jaylen Brown said farewell to Boston on Sunday in an event organized by his brand, 741 performance, and others, and highlighted by the state of Massachusetts presenting Brown with a key to the city.
By: Anthony Gharib
The former Boston Celtics forward hosted a block party at Boston Common to say farewell to the city.
By: Anthony Gharib
The former Boston Celtics forward hosted a block party at Boston Common to say farewell to the city.
For the first time in program history, Coach K Court at Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium will have a sponsorship logo on it, the program announced Monday.
Osaka recently called the Basketball Hall of Famer and 2000-01 NBA MVP a "trailblazer."
