“Things are different now,” Carlos Gomez said of unwritten rules of the game that have gone past their expiration date for many.
Scoot Henderson Has Options. He’s Choosing G League Ignite.
Henderson, 17, will bypass college to play for the Ignite, an N.B.A. developmental team for elite prospects. “You know how every kid has their own path?” he said.
Liverpool’s Jordan Henderson and the Art of the Captain
Liverpool’s Jordan Henderson has not played in months. But the art of being a captain is not limited to soccer, and for Henderson, leading is not limited to his team.
‘Absolutely Yes’: Tokyo Games Will Proceed, I.O.C. Says
As the coronavirus surges in Japan, a top Olympic official said a series of test events had shown the Tokyo Games could be held safely.
For Atlético Madrid, La Liga Title Is a Rare Opportunity
Atlético Madrid is positioned to lift the trophy in La Liga this weekend, but like Real Madrid and Barcelona, it should view the end of the season as an opportunity.
The Phoenix Suns Are Chris Paul’s Latest Project
Paul is pulled in many directions — acting, training, arguing with referees — but now he has his eyes set on winning a championship with the Suns.
In Monaco, a Royal Collection of Cars
The rulers of Monaco have been gathering vehicles, including racecars and a sporty Renault belonging to Princess Grace, for decades, and the public can see them.
Red Bull Is Making a Race of Formula 1
Mercedes has been dominant for seven years, but even it acknowledges that the dangerous Max Verstappen is now driving an impressive car.
How a Traveling Tennis Racket Stringer Spends His Sundays
Pierre Reveilles, who carries a 70-pound machine on his bike, can often be found in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn.
At the Monaco Grand Prix, a Toned-Down Weekend
Racing continues, but the pandemic has muted the lavish parties for which this event is famous. And there’s no music allowed after 10 p.m.