Experts say $1.50 pimento cheese sandwiches are not just about hospitality. Instead, they are a low-cost way to cultivate one of the biggest brands in American sports.
Why Didn’t Tiger Woods Get a Speeding Ticket?
Woods’s crash raised questions about how law enforcement officers treated his case.
Trevor Bauer Finds Himself at Center of Ball-Doctoring Inquiry
Denying a report that suggested otherwise, Bauer, a reigning Cy Young Award winner, says balls were removed from his start for routine inspection.
Real Madrid vs. Barcelona: Too Big to Fall
The Clásico has lost some of its luster as a season-defining day, but while its profile has fallen, its importance has not.
At the Masters, Justin Rose Is an Outlier, and Establishes an Early Lead
Unlike last year, when the Masters was played in November, a firm Augusta National course fought back, punishing many golfers through the first round, though Rose managed six birdies on the back nine.
Mets Get Controversial Win on Walkoff Hit-by-Pitch
The Mets’ home opener included fans in the stands and a walk-off hit-by-pitch that the umpire says should have been a strikeout.
For Masters Second-Timers, a Chance at a More Normal Augusta National
The greens are firm and fast. Spectators are back. The course is blush with azaleas, not autumn’s colors. For young players, this tournament is an opportunity for a more traditional Masters experience.
At the Masters, Lee Elder Gets Another Moment in the Spotlight
The first Black golfer to play the Masters in 1975 is an honorary starter as the 2021 tournament gets underway at Augusta National.
Jameson Taillon Impresses in First Yankees Start
Taillon has dealt with injuries throughout his career, but his first start for the Yankees went well. His coffee expertise is a bonus.
Olympic Bobsledder Who Killed Himself Likely Had C.T.E.
Pavle Jovanovic, who represented the United States at the 2006 Olympics, is believed to be the first athlete in a sliding sport to be found with a disease caused by repeated brain traumas.