OlympicsMia Hamm a pioneer in revolution of women's sports
To commemorate the 25th year of The ESPYS, we celebrate 25 athletes who have made the greatest mark on this quarter century. Hamm won two Olympic gold medals and two World Cup titles for the U.S. and is one of the most popular players of her generation.
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Wyndham Clark sinks huge 45-foot birdie
Wyndham Clark sinks huge 45-foot birdie
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Florida manager ejected during loss to Texas Tech
Florida manager ejected during loss to Texas Tech
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Angel Reese's clutch steal wins game for Atlanta
Angel Reese's clutch steal wins game for Atlanta
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UCLA's Will Gasparino ejected for malicious contact
UCLA's Will Gasparino ejected for malicious contact
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Wyndham Clark taps in birdie to complete CJ Cup Byron Nelson victory
Wyndham Clark taps in birdie to complete CJ Cup Byron Nelson victory
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Azzi Fudd drops career-high 24 points in Wings' win
Azzi Fudd drops career-high 24 points in Wings' win
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Viviana Martinez wins 17-pitch battle with an RBI triple
Viviana Martinez wins 17-pitch battle with an RBI triple
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Mallory Swanson scores her first goal of the season for Chicago
Mallory Swanson scores her first goal of the season for Chicago
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Gabriella McCollester scores 4th goal in Northwestern's title win over UNC
Gabriella McCollester scores 4th goal in Northwestern's title win over UNC
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Indy 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist: 'It was the gnarliest last lap ever'
Indy 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist: 'It was the gnarliest last lap ever'