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Marv Albert

Marv Albert, Jewish sports broadcasting legend, to retire this year

Albert, who turns 80 next month, will continue to call basketball games on TNT up until the NBA finals, before he hangs up the microphone for good.

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Kyrie Irving

Nets star Kyrie Irving says he’s more focused on the Israel-Gaza conflict than basketball right now

“[B]asketball is just not the most important thing to me right now,” the recent convert to Islam said just as his Brooklyn Nets prepare for a playoff run.

Eran Zahavi, left, plays for Israel at a Champions League game against Chelsea FC in London, UK on Sept. 16, 2016. (Wikimedia Commons)

Israeli soccer star’s family robbed at gunpoint in Amsterdam home

Two assailants gained access to Eran Zehavi’s home by pretending to deliver food to his wife and 3 children.

Sapir Berman

Sapir Berman makes history as Israel’s first transgender soccer referee

Saeid Mollaei

Iran’s judo team suspended from international matches until 2023 for refusing to face Israeli opponents

David Cohen

David Cohen is a longshot to become the 1st Jewish jockey to win the Kentucky Derby. But he’s beaten long odds before.

Elie Kligman

This Shabbat-observant baseball phenom has his eyes on a Major League career. Can it be done?

Roman Abramovich

European soccer’s Super League is over — and fans can thank Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich

Deni Avdija

Deni Avdija’s rookie season ends early with ankle injury

Alberto Sonsol, 63, legendary Uruguayan sportscaster who once said ‘baruch Hashem’ on the air

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