A history of Champions League success is part of the fabric at Real Madrid. No club has won it more often. But rivals keep driving up the price.
Kyle Pitts Is Set to Be the N.F.L.’s Next Revelation at Tight End
After he is drafted Thursday, Pitts is expected to join the N.F.L.’s top-shelf tight ends: Rob Gronkowski, George Kittle and Travis Kelce, big-bodied pass catchers who are coveted by contending teams.
Cedric Mullins and Matt Harvey Prove Too Much for Yankees
Baltimore moved one game ahead of the Yankees in the A.L. East. In May, New York stadiums can increase their capacity.
A Double Amputee’s Hopes for the Olympics Are in Jeopardy
Blake Leeper qualified for the world championships in track and field in 2019, but officials maintain his running blades make him too tall.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s Trainer and Grandmother Helped With Weight Loss
The Blue Jays star sought help from a trainer — and his grandmother — to reimagine his body. He’s down 42 pounds and his O.P.S. is up 244 points.
Kim Mulkey Leaves Baylor for L.S.U.
Mulkey, who won three national titles in 21 seasons with the Bears, will return to the state where she made her name.
N.B.A. Power Rankings: The Utah Jazz Are Hitting All the Right Notes
Once a season, Marc Stein provides a more detailed assessment of the N.B.A.’s 1-to-30 landscape than the standings do.
A Minneapolis High School Football Team and Its Coach Move On
Charles Adams, a former police officer, and the Minneapolis North team are warily moving forward after the Derek Chauvin verdict offered a rebuke to one police killing in their community.
Urban Meyer’s Renewal in Jacksonville
After years of disarray, the Jaguars have what the team’s owner called “a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in football” — the No. 1 pick in the N.F.L. draft and a coach who knows what to do with him.
Madison Bumgarner Throws a No-Hitter. Kind Of.
In a game limited to seven innings as part of a doubleheader, the Arizona lefty gets a shutout but won’t be credited with a no-no.