"Less than ones best in sports lingo" NYT crossword answer is:
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The phrase "less than one's best" in sports lingo is often used to describe a performance that is not up to the athlete's usual standards. It is a phrase that is often used to describe a game or match that was not played as well as it could have been, or a performance that was not as strong as it usually is. This phrase is commonly used in sports to describe a player's performance that is not up to their usual level of excellence.
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