A Day in the Life of Court 15

From 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the second day of the United States Open, one of the outside courts brimmed with activity.

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Elena Delle Donne Only Remembers Titles. She’s Ready to Make New Memories.

Delle Donne, the Washington Mystics superstar, knows she’ll ultimately be judged by the number of championships she wins. This could be her year.

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Marin Cilic on Championships, Croatia and Late-Stage Success

The 2014 U.S. Open champion says he has moved “into a position that I can hurt the best guys in the world.”

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Mercury 86, Storm 66: Mercury Force a Game 4 Against the Storm in the W.N.B.A. Semis

Phoenix won despite playing without forward Stephanie Talbot and a difficult night offensively for Diana Taurasi, who had 8 points.

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Giants 7, Mets 0: Mets Lose Despite a Strong Outing from Zack Wheeler

Wheeler (9-7) struck out nine and walked none while allowing four hits and one run over seven innings.

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Dream 81, Mystics 76: Without Elena Delle Donne, the Mystics Fall to the Dream in Game 3

Delle Donne sustained a bone bruise on her left knee in the closing minutes of Tuesday’s playoff loss at Atlanta.

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Yankees 7, Tigers 5: Aaron Boone Turns Dramatic, and the Yankees Come Back for a Win

Manager Aaron Boone crouched to illustrate his argument in a confrontation with an umpire, earning an ejection from the game. Then the Yankees’ offensive came back to life.

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