As great as today’s Nets look with their starry threesome, they could have dominated the N.B.A. much, much sooner — in the 1970s, behind Julius Erving.
Make a Parachute Out of Newspaper
With a little ingenuity, your sheet of newsprint can float safely to the ground.
Hideki Matsuyama Charges Into the Lead at the Masters
After a 78 minute rain delay the golf course was far more forgiving with significantly slower greens, and Matsuyama will head into Sunday’s final round 11-under par.
Alex Rodriguez Near Deal to Purchase Timberwolves and Lynx
Rodriguez and Marc Lore, an e-commerce billionaire, intend to keep the team in Minnesota, the current owner said.
A Hole in One Pushes Corey Conners Up the Masters Leaderboard
The shot by the Canadian golfer was the sixth hole in one on No. 6 in tournament history.
Mets and Yankees are Both Shut Out in Frustrating Losses
Jacob deGrom tired a career-high in strikeouts for the Mets but was outlasted by Miami’s Trevor Rodgers. The Yankees optioned Domingo German to their alternate site.
Life Has Moved On, but Fans in Atlanta Mourn the All-Star Game
Friday’s home opener offered some prepandemic-like excitement, but even fans who support M.L.B.’s choice to move the signature event are sad to see it go.
Scenes from the First Rounds of the Masters
Our staff photographer Doug Mills brings us an inside look at Augusta National.
Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio: lo que hay que saber
Después de un año de retraso, parece que los Juegos Olímpicos de Verano de Tokio están listos. Pero las circunstancias serán de lo más inusuales. Estos son los detalles.
Joe Musgrove Throws First No-Hitter in Padres History
The right-hander allowed only one base runner, on a hit-by-pitch. San Diego had been the last team without a no-hitter.