A small network of Korean Americans working throughout basketball are helping one another grow professionally and feel understood personally, while hoping to add to their ranks.
Charli Collier Is the No. 1 Pick in the W.N.B.A. Draft
Collier, a 6-foot-5 center from the University of Texas, was selected by the Dallas Wings.
C.T.E. May Not Explain Phillip Adams’s Shooting Spree
A finding of C.T.E. can help explain violence and erratic behavior by former football players, but it will not give a clear picture of why Adams fatally shot seven people, including himself.
NCAA Gives USC Probation and a Fine In Bribery Scandal
A disciplinary committee put the Southern California program on probation for two years in connection with a 2017 investigation into corruption in college hoops.
Twins Rally in 9th to End Boston’s Nine-Game Winning Streak
With teams throughout baseball wearing No. 42 for Jackie Robinson Day, there were plenty of dramatic finishes.
Bobby Leonard, Hall of Fame Basketball Coach, Dies at 88
He coached the Indiana Pacers for 12 seasons and took them to three A.B.A. titles. The governor of Indiana called him “the embodiment of basketball.”
Five Things to Know as M.L.S. Starts Its Season
A new team, a new star, new protocols, new stadiums and maybe a new winner await in a season that finally starts on Friday.
LaMarcus Aldridge Unexpectedly Retires, Citing Heart Issue
Aldridge, who recently joined the Nets, said an irregular heartbeat during a game last week was “one of the scariest things I’ve experienced.”
Teammates in Brooklyn, Rivals in M.L.S.
When Kevin Durant bought a stake in the Philadelphia Union last summer, he became the fourth member of the Nets with an ownership stake in Major League Soccer.
Carlos Rodon Loses Perfect Game in 9th, Gets No-Hitter
The White Sox pitcher hit a batter with two outs to go. The Mets beat the Phillies, the Yankees lost to Toronto and five Astros players were put on the Covid-19 injured list.