Qualifying for the Games can be the achievement of a lifetime. In the coronavirus era, though, that opportunity can vanish without warning.
Yankees’ Kluber Is Dominant in 100th Career Victory
After a rough start, the Yankees rotation is showing progress. An overturned homer let the Mets hang on to win.
Pete Lammons, Who Helped the Jets Win ’69 Super Bowl, Dies at 77
After his football career, he bred racehorses and competed in professional fishing tournaments. He died after falling out of a boat in East Texas.
Boxer Félix Verdejo Is Charged in Killing of Pregnant Woman in Puerto Rico
Félix Verdejo Sánchez, who competed at the 2012 Olympic Games, surrendered after the body of Keishla Rodríguez Ortiz was found near San Juan, the authorities said.
The Day at Churchill Downs: Medina Spirit Wins the Kentucky Derby
Medina Spirit, ridden by John Velazquez and trained by the two-time Triple Crown winner Bob Baffert, prevailed in front of a limited crowd on Saturday.
In Anti-Ownership Protests, United Fans Rediscover Their Own Power
The protests, by Manchester United fans demanding the Glazer family sell the club, forced the postponement of a match after the stadium was stormed.
Some Dramatic Quarterback Successions Start at the N.F.L. Draft
If the draft last week revealed anything, it was that there’s no tactful way to replace a healthy starting quarterback.
Denied a Season, Some Ivy League Athletes Craft a Baseball Gap Year
The Ivy League, unlike most Division I conferences, decided against spring sports. That has led some athletes, like baseball players at Brown, to find outside ways to train.
Who Will Win The Kentucky Derby? Expert Picks and Predictions
Joe Drape and Melissa Hoppert weigh in on the contenders for the 147th running of the Kentucky Derby.
As Underclassmen Flood the N.F.L. Draft, Landing Places Dry Up
Since the league began allowing underclassmen to enter the draft in 1990, the number who do so has ballooned more than threefold. There are fewer options for those who go undrafted.