More than 40,000 fans will be permitted at the team’s suburban Atlanta stadium. Masks will be required but vaccines are optional.
By Extending Emmert’s Deal, N.C.A.A. Shows Distance From College Sports’ Day-to-Day
Mark Emmert’s extension stunned conference commissioners and university athletic directors and reflected some stubbornness as the N.C.A.A. faces legacy-shaping reckonings.
Philadelphia Eagles G.M. Howie Roseman Talks Team’s Next Steps
Philadelphia’s general manager has come under fire in recent years for Carson Wentz’s contract, the team’s post-Super Bowl slide and reports of dysfunction in the front office.
Olympics Updates Rules for Tokyo: Daily Tests and Dining Alone
With many in Japan jittery over holding the world’s largest sports event in Tokyo amid a pandemic, organizers released new guidelines for those taking part.
Real Madrid’s Marcelo May May Miss Game for Election Duty
Unless the Brazilian defender is excused from working at a polling place next week, he may miss his club’s Champions League match at Chelsea.
Olympics Lays Out Ground Rules for Games: Daily Tests and Dining Restrictions
With many in Japan jittery over holding the world’s largest sports event in Tokyo amid a pandemic, organizers have released new guidelines for those taking part.
Russell Westbrook Makes Triple-Doubles Look Easy. They’re Not.
Westbrook, the Washington Wizards guard, is on track to average a triple-double for the fourth time in five seasons, making it seem almost routine. So why doesn’t everyone do it?
Real Madrid’s Marcelo May Miss Chelsea Game for Election Duty
Unless the Brazilian defender is excused from working at a polling place during local elections, he may miss his club’s Champions League match at Chelsea next week.
The Florida Panthers Are Winning, Both on and Off the Ice
A franchise that had faltered after showing early promise is in a tight playoff race, and has committed to growing youth hockey in an untraditional market for the sport.
At the Kentucky Derby, a Black Jockey Seeks a Bit of History
Kendrick Carmouche has a chance to become the first Black jockey in 119 years to win the Kentucky Derby. But mostly he would like to win for his “Pops.”