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Dom Amore: Friends and occasional teammates, Xander Schauffele, Patrick Cantlay look to stage dramatic Travelers Championship showdown

CROMWELL, Conn. — Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay are used to playing together as friends, and they have won together as teammates, at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans back in April.

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A travel writer's guide to eating NOLA

Come for the shrimp and grits, stay for the goat curry gnocchi

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Former Vikings tight end Brandon Dillon signs with Saints

New Orleans Saints sign former Jets, Vikings tight end Brandon Dillon, team announces:

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Spellbinding collaboration proves less is more

I once had the rare privilege to see the great bluesman and songwriter Earl King, who wrote the New Orleans Mardi Gras anthem Big Chief, perform in a small club in Tokyo. Before he took to the stage another band performed, with a well-known young blues guitarist playing fast action…

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The US hotel edit: 6 unforgettable Stateside stays

From incredible locales to statement rooms and the delicious food and drink, this edit of US hotels will ensure you have the best break

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Report: Dolphins Had $100 Million Offer Ready for Sean Payton

Miami was reportedly prepared to offer a historic deal to the retired New Orleans coach.

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Pro Bowl Saints kicker Wil Lutz says he’s cleared to play in 2022

New Orleans Saints kicker Wil Lutz says he's cleared to play in 2022 after 'multiple surgeries and setbacks,' hoping to return to Pro Bowl form:

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Every Panthers head coach’s record against the Saints

The Saints have shared a competitive rivalry with the Panthers over the years. Every Panthers head coach’s all-time record against New Orleans:

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"Queer as Folk" does NOLA better

In "Queer as Folk," a cast of diverse characters are forced to be resilient in a city that's sick of having to be

Salon

Arrest made in fatal shooting at graduation; 3 others wanted

Authorities have arrested one of four people wanted in the fatal shooting last month of a student’s grandmother outside a New Orleans high school graduation ceremony that was held at a local university

The Independent UK

Zion Williamson on New Orleans: I do want to be here

Speaking to reporters, Zion Williamson was asked if opening the camp was a sign he wanted to stay in New Orleans. "I do want to be here. That's no secret. I feel like I've stood on that when I spoke," Williamson said to reporters at the Dryades YMCA ...

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Pelicans’ David Griffin: Zion Williamson ‘Is a Max Player’

The New Orleans executive vice president of operations feels the team is “equally confident” the franchise will come to an agreement.

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PFF ranks Saints receiving corps among NFL’s second tier

The New Orleans Saints revamped their wide receiver room, but PFF still ranks their pass-catching unit in the NFL's second tier. Here's why, via @RossJacksonNOLA:

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Pelicans GM on Zion Williamson’s extension: This is a max player. That’s easy

Christian Clark: Griff was asked about Zion's extension on Ryen Russillo's podcast: "This is a max player. That's easy." Added that as a small market team, New Orleans has to "indemnify yourself in some way." Source: Twitter @cclark_13 What's the ...

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Why showrunner Stephen Dunn started ‘Queer as Folk’ with a Pulse-like shooting

“Queer as Folk” is supposed to be a wild, fun, exhilarating peek into a tight-knit queer community in New Orleans. Then there’s a shooting at a gay nightclub.

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Dining like a local in New Orleans: Check your sneakers at the door

It was not until I arrived at Cafe Du Monde that I realized you now have to stand in line to get your beignets and coffee with chicory. The beignet — a puffy, fried doughnut swimming in powdered sugar — has been a New Orleans tradition since the city was…

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ESPN picks Saints as the best landing spot for their top remaining free agent

ESPN's Matt Bowen picked the Saints as the best landing spot for Ndamukong Suh, his top remaining free agent:

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New Orleans Starbucks store 1st in Louisiana to vote union

Employees at a Starbucks store in New Orleans are the first in Louisiana to unionize

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Saints trail NFL ‘dead money’ leaders even after Malcolm Jenkins’ retirement

The Saints rank closer to the NFL average than the top-5 leaders in dead money after processing Malcolm Jenkins' retirement after June 1:

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Fantasy football injury outlook: New Orleans Saints WR Michael Thomas

What's the current update on the one-time fantasy football stud?

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'Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story' review: Doc hits like a warm beignet

Jazz Fest is a New Orleans tradition dating back 50 years, bringing together the best music, food and soul the Big Easy has to offer.

Daily Mirror

Catherine Zeta Jones unrecognisable as she ditches brunette locks for platinum blonde bob

Glam Catherine Zeta Jones, 52, was filming her new TV series National Treasure in New Orleans when she debuted her new look

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Eagles get an early pick from the Saints in 2023 mock draft

The Eagles got a prime pick from the Saints in the latest 2023 mock draft, casting a pall on 2022's big trade:

Los Angeles Times

LZ Granderson: Republicans use ‘God’ to turn tragedies into talking points

A number of so-called religious conservatives like to explain away national tragedies — be they natural or man-made — through the lens of God’s wrath, or at least indirect punishment for “sins.” Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich blamed same-sex marriage for the 2008 economic crash. Former Sen. Rick Santorum blamed abortions…

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