The four-time Grand Slam tournament winner took a stand about mandatory appearances at news conferences. Tennis officials argued she was seeking an unfair advantage over her opponents.
Why One American Basketball Team Won’t Be at the Summer Olympics
The U.S. invented basketball but does not dominate one form, three-on-three, when it comes to Olympics qualifying. So, go … Latvia?
Copa America Moves to Brazil as Virus Worsens in Argentina
The games are scheduled to start in about two weeks in Brazil, where the rate of new infections is slowing but cases remain high.
Chris Paul Won’t Be Kept Off the Court
His coach had been inclined to sideline him as he deals with a shoulder injury. But he talked his way into the lineup and helped Phoenix tie its series with the Lakers.
Celtics Fan Arrested After Kyrie Irving Is Nearly Hit by Bottle
Irving, who was walking into an arena tunnel when he was almost hit, had recently asked fans not to be belligerent or racist when the Nets traveled to Boston.
Skateboarding’s Cardinal Rule: Dare to Be You
We asked photographers across the country to document how skateboarders come together to foster community.
Baseball Is Returning to the Olympics, With or Without the U.S.
Despite being ranked No. 2 in the world, Team U.S.A. has to fight its way to Tokyo in qualifiers that begin this week.
The First of Nadal’s 100 French Open Victims Has His Say
And what he says, having played the Big Three in men’s tennis, is that it’s too hard to declare one the best. Now about that first match …
Celtics Fan Arrested After Nets’ Kyrie Irving Nearly Hit By Bottle
Irving, who was walking into an arena tunnel when he was almost hit, had recently asked fans not to be belligerent or racist when the Nets traveled to Boston.
Yankees Are Swept in Detroit for First Time in 21 Years
Detroit outscored the Yankees by 15-5 in the three-game series. The Mets, meanwhile, had yet another game postponed.