Yankees Get a Walk-Off Win With a 50-Foot Single
May 9, 2021
A win over Washington put the Yankees over .500. For the Mets, Lindor and McNeil got back to baseball, leading the team to a win.
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Bayern’s Robert Lewandowski: The Making of a Goal Machine
May 8, 2021
Bayern’s Robert Lewandowski is the most complete, most ruthless, most polished striker of his generation. But what we see is only the finished product.
N.C.A.A. Chief, Pressured by State Laws, Pushes to Let Athletes Cash In
May 8, 2021
Five states are poised to allow college athletes to profit from their fame starting on July 1, and the N.C.A.A.’s leader says the association is preparing to respond.
Roger Federer on His New Gig: Swiss Tourism Spokesman
May 8, 2021
In his new role, the tennis champion and avowed chocolate lover, shares favorite places to hike, play tennis and eat in his home country.
Canelo Álvarez Is Back, and Boxing Is Back to Its Usual Uncertainty
May 8, 2021
Beyond Álvarez’s bout on Saturday night with Billy Joe Saunders, it is not very clear where boxing is headed. Thank the sport’s usual gamesmanship.
Wade Miley Waits Out Delay and Throws Season’s Fourth No-Hitter
May 8, 2021
The Reds scored three runs in 9th to break 0-0 tie. The Mets won in extra innings and the Yankees got crushed.
Zion Williamson’s Year in College Was Worth More Than He Got
May 7, 2021
His name surfaces again in a lawsuit over shoe company payments to college players. But the surprising part is the paltry sums involved.
As Women’s Soccer Grows, So Does Its Competitive Divide
May 7, 2021
The success of a handful of top women’s teams is a testament to their clubs’ commitment. But a growing competitive divide should be addressed before it’s too late.
The Super League Founders Are Now at War With One Another
May 7, 2021
Real Madrid, Juventus and Barcelona are threatening to extract damages from their former partners in a doomed European Super League.
Ubaldo Jimenez Gets College Degree, Honoring a Promise to His Mother
May 7, 2021
When leaving the Dominican Republic, Ubaldo Jiménez promised his mother he’d get an education. Twenty years later, he graduated from college — with honors.