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In a new series, The Walrus explores the ecstasy, the agony, and the complex motivations behind why we cheer
Rookie cards are selling for millions and NFTs are thriving. The question isn’t just how big the bubble will grow but what will happen once it pops
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You can be the fastest in the world, but when you’re competing against influencers for corporate cash, athletic performance isn’t all that matters
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Sports bring people together in living rooms, in crowded bars, and in the streets. Mohamoud seeks to expose the monstrous underbelly of all that winning
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What’s a person to do when their team loses year after year? For one diehard fan, it meant chopping digits
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Equal pay across genders, renaming racist teams—owners are finally listening and boardrooms will never be the same
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Generations of Indigenous fans have followed the Toronto Maple Leafs through close calls and decades of despair. Ultimately, it’s the hope that connects us
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