LATEST SPORT NEWS
- Tony Trabert, a Two-Time No. 1 in Men’s Tennis, Dies at 90Trabert drew on a powerful serve-and-volley game and an outstanding backhand to win five Grand Slam tournament titles in a single year. ... read more
- Is Your Super Bowl Party a Superspreader Event?Experts offer tips on how to stay safe. For one, don’t plan on shouting or cheering with your friends. ... read more
- The Weeknd’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Breaks With TraditionThis time, the field won’t be swarming with fans crowding the stage. In fact, the stage won’t be on the field at all, but in the stands. ... read more
- Health Experts Encourage Sports Fans to Watch Super Bowl SafelyDespite having two Covid-19 vaccines rolling out, public health experts encouraged sports fans to avoid large crowds when watching Super Bowl LV on Sunday. ... read more
- Wayne Terwilliger Dies at 95; Baseball Was His (Long) LifeHe began his career as a minor league player in 1948. He played and coached in the majors. He ended his career as a minor league coach in 2010. ... read more
- Super Bowl LV by the NumbersInside the statistical matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers ... read more
- Madonna? Harry Potter? Churchill? Tom Brady May Be Beyond CompareTom Brady rose from obscurity to become a standard-bearing quarterback hero, jousting with many characters along the way. We asked experts in various fields if they could cite similar sagas through history. ... read more
- Is Len Dawson Better Than Patrick Mahomes?Sure, Mahomes has more impressive numbers, a boundless future and the chance on Sunday to win his second Super Bowl. But sometimes, nostalgia beats reason by a touchdown. ... read more
- Nolan Arenado Is Introduced by St. Louis and Mourned by ColoradoAs the St. Louis Cardinals celebrated their trade for Nolan Arenado, the Colorado Rockies were also on a video chat, explaining how they paid another team to take their best player. ... read more
- E.A. Sports Will Resurrect College Football Video GameThe planned return of a game beloved by fans was announced amid a protracted national debate over whether players should be paid for their images. ... read more
- In His Autobiography, the College Basketball Giant John Thompson Is Plainspoken and ProfoundThe longtime Georgetown coach, who died in August at 78, writes about his upbringing and his remarkable career in “I Came as a Shadow.” ... read more
- Jets Let Raiders, and a First Win, Slip ByThe Jets had Sunday’s game firmly in hand with a 4-point lead over Las Vegas and 35 seconds remaining. Then a baffling defensive assignment by the Jets gave the Raiders one last chance to score. ... read more
- News Quiz: Iran, Utah, Emergency ApprovalDid you follow the headlines this week? ... read more
- Liberty Win the W.N.B.A. Draft Lottery AgainThe team, which took Sabrina Ionescu in the most recent draft, got the top pick for a second consecutive year. The choice will be more complicated this time. ... read more
- A New Challenge for Professional Triathletes: Toppling Ironman Inc.For decades, the Ironman and other races filled with weekend warriors have dominated triathlon. Now, the elites are trying to take control with a new series. ... read more