NEWS: NEW YORK TIMES SPORTS
Setup News Ticker
   NEWS: NEW YORK TIMES SPORTS
New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

Carroll Dawson, Longtime Rockets Assistant Coach and General Manager, Dies
Dawson remains the lone figure in franchise history to have served as an assistant during each of their four N.B.A. Finals runs.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

The Bill Belichick Shadow Is Gone. This Patriots Team Is Jerod Mayo's Now.
Not only is the head coach in the win column in the season opener, but it's also clear that his players are buying what he's selling.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

The Deshaun Watson Experience Has Yet to Pay Off
The bulk of the Browns' mess belongs to the quarterback, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

These Are the Best Aaron Judge Trading Cards to Collect
Baseball card collectors have been drawn to the 2017 American League Rookie of the Year and 2022 A.L. MVP in growing numbers.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

Tom Brady Made His N.F.L. Broadcasting Debut, and He Sounded Like a Rookie
The seven-time Super Bowl champion's first broadcast was a bit awkward, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

What We Learned in Week 1 of the N.F.L. Season
For the first time in 45 years, three teams rallied from deficits of at least 14 points to win on opening weekend.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

The U.S. Open Final Offers Hope for Men's Tennis, and a Reality Check
A sport that has long been dominated by a select few players now feels more open to the field. But is it really?

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

The Inventor of the Seal Dribble, One of Soccer's Most Outrageous Skills
After years of looking for the former Brazil sensation Kerlon, The Athletic tracked him down in North Carolina. This is his story.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

Paralympics: Best Moments and Standout Performers
The Athletic looks back on a Games filled with powerful, important and surprising stories.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

Ranking 134 College Football Teams After a Week Full of Upsets
It took just two weeks for college football to descend into chaos, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

In Sunday's Overtime Battle Against the Rams, the Lions Didn't Break
Detroit has become a team with the expectations of a contender, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

A New Giants Season With the Same Old Questions
Daniel Jones's performance in Sunday's season opener showed that New York has far more questions than answers at quarterback.

New York Times Sports
Sep 09, 2024

Aaron Rodgers May Not Be Loved Everywhere. But He Is in His Hometown.
In Chico, Calif., everyone has a story about the Super Bowl-winning quarterback.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott Is Signing a Record-Setting Contract
The Dallas star will become the first player in N.F.L. history to earn $60 million per season.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Caleb Williams Struggled in His N.F.L. Debut. It Didn't Matter.
The top draft pick completed 14 of 29 passes for 93 yards. The Bears still won.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Jannik Sinner Defeats Taylor Fritz to Win Men's U.S. Open Title
Sinner, the top-ranked men's tennis player, won in straight sets to secure his second career Grand Slam title.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

How Premier League Players Turned Two Villages Into the ‘Beverly Hills of Britain'
Mansions, supercars, elite schools and boutique shops now dominate an area about 22 miles outside London — since Chelsea's training ground moved.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Live: Rams and Lions Meet in First Sunday Night Football Game of Season
A tantalizing playoff rematch features Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff facing their former teams.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

New N.F.L. Kickoff Rule Delivers Instant Excitement
The league introduced significant changes to incentivize kickoff returns. They made an immediate impact.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

NFL Week 1 Takeaways: One Major Upset and Several Shaky Starts
Strange things can happen during the first week of the season. 2024 is no exception.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Police Detain Dolphins Star Tyreek Hill Outside Hard Rock Stadium
The wide receiver later mimicked being handcuffed during a touchdown celebration in Miami's win over Jacksonville.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

There Are 3 Great College Football Teams. After That, It's a Wide Open Race.
Losses by Michigan and Notre Dame and another close call for Oregon leave room for other programs to surge up the rankings.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

There Are 3 Great College Football Teams. After Them, the Race Is Wide Open.
Losses by Michigan and Notre Dame and another close call for Oregon leave room for other programs to surge up the rankings.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

The U.S. Men's Soccer Team Lacked Pride in an Embarrassing Loss to Canada
The United States lost to Canada on American soil for the first time since 1957, and the performance was dismal, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Sabalenka Challenges Swiatek for Tennis Supremacy With a U.S. Open Win
The new women's singles champion wrapped up her year with a second Grand Slam title. Is that enough to unseat the world No. 1 player?

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Can Caleb Williams Be the Savior the Chicago Bears Need?
The Bears have used 36 different starting quarterbacks since 1992. Williams could finally bring the franchise stability, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Breaking Down How the N.F.L.'s New Kickoff Rule Works
The league's new plan could result in some fascinating strategy, and early adopters may see a huge advantage in 2024.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

After a Stunning Upset to Northern Illinois, Is Notre Dame's Season Over?
The Huskies shocked the Fighting Irish in South Bend despite a questionable officiating decision that denied the visiting underdogs a first down.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

An Extreme Reaction and a Lesson Over the English National Anthem
England's interim head coach discovered that soccer was only part of the job before a 2-0 victory over Ireland.

New York Times Sports
Sep 08, 2024

Angel Reese Is Out for the Rest of the W.N.B.A. Season With an Injury
The star forward will miss the Chicago Sky's playoff push.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

A 60-Minute Cab Ride With the Tennis Legend Andre Agassi
At the U.S. Open, the eight-time Grand Slam champion returns to the sport that nearly destroyed him.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

How Lions Coach Dan Campbell Became the Coach He Set Out to Be
This version of the former N.F.L. player is the fully realized coach those around him always felt he could become.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

No. 3 Texas Dominates No. 10 Michigan, 31-12, in Marquee Matchup
The Longhorns took down the Wolverines on their home turf in a game that could have playoff implications.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

What We're Hearing About the 49ers, Steelers and Jets Before Sunday's N.F.L. Matchups
The Athletic checks in on holdout drama, officiating and other intel from around the league.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

To Sit or Start a Rookie Quarterback? The N.F.L. Debate Never Stops.
While sitting behind a starter can help development, not every team has that luxury.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

What We're Hearing About the 49ers, Steelers and Jets Before N.F.L. Week 1
Ahead of Sunday's matchups, we check in on holdout drama, officiating and other intel from around the league.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

The Biggest N.F.L. Storylines to Watch as the Season Kicks Into Full Gear
From rookie and head coach debuts to riveting rematches, the league's opening weekend has plenty of intrigue.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

What Jessica Pegula Can Learn From Kim Clijsters
As Pegula heads into her first Grand Slam final, the Belgian legend Clijsters knows a little about what to do there.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

How the World's Second Tallest Man Spiked Iran to Paralympic Gold
Morteza Mehrzad, who is over eight feet tall, scored 27 points in the sitting volleyball final.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

The Eagles Were Sloppy, but Saquon Barkley Powered Them to a Win
Philadelphia's new running back accounted for three of the team's four touchdowns.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

Caitlin Clark Doesn't Need to Change. But She Has a Chance to Grow.
For a brief moment, the W.N.B.A rookie failed to compete to the fullest extent, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

At Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix, One Driver Prepares to Say Goodbye to His Team
In Ferrari's home race, the team faces pressure to perform. But Carlos Sainz is dealing with even more emotions.

New York Times Sports
Sep 07, 2024

Taylor Fritz Defeats Frances Tiafoe to Reach First Career Major Final
Fritz will face Jannik Sinner on Sunday, becoming the first American man to reach the U.S. Open championship since 2006.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Meet the M.L.B. Player Who Has Pitched for Five Teams This Season
Mike Baumann's "roller coaster" has tied him for the record for most teams in a single season.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Caleb Williams Is Different. But That's Just What Chicago Needs.
From how he throws to how he interacts with his teammates, Williams is wired in a rare way for a first-year quarterback.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Why Saturday's Michigan-Texas Matchup Has Big Playoff Implications
What happens during the game between perennial college football powerhouses could set the stage for postseason races.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

The United States Won Gold Without Alex Morgan. But Her Impact Extends Further.
The soccer star announced her retirement on Thursday, and her final game will be Sunday.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

A Top-10 Blockbuster Highlights College Football's Week 2
The slate of games brings in-state battles, rekindled rivalries and a heavyweight clash between Michigan and Texas.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Kansas City's Advantage Over Baltimore Is Bigger Than the Game's Decisive Inches
The Ravens hung with the champs thanks to some late-game heroics, but they'll need more growth to overtake them, a columnist from The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Kansas City's Advantage Is Bigger Than the Game's Decisive Inches
The Ravens hung with the champs thanks to some late-game heroics, but they'll need more growth to overtake them, a columnist from The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Meet the Paralympic Iron Cowboy Who ‘Wants to Win at Life'
Fernando Rufino, one of Brazil's most famous Paralympians in canoeing, has experienced a multitude of accidents. But he loves them.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

A Top 10 Blockbuster Highlights College Football's Week 2
The slate of games brings in-state battles, rekindled rivalries and a heavyweight clash between Michigan and Texas.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Damar Hamlin Steps Into a Starting Role With a Second Chance at Life
The Bills safety suffered a cardiac arrest on national television in 2022, a moment that changed his life forever.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

How Do Tennis Stars Defeat Their Best Friends?
Frances Tiafoe and Taylor Fritz have strived for a U.S. Open final as confidants. One must take that dream from the other.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

The Soccer Players Who Moved to Saudi Arabia This Summer
Some big names and relative unknowns joined the Saudi Pro League.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

The U.S. Won Gold Without Alex Morgan. But Her Impact Extends Further.
The soccer star announced her retirement on Thursday, and her final game will take place on Sunday.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

Troy Aikman Hit ‘Rock Bottom.' Now He's Ready to Talk About It.
On paper, the three-time Super Bowl champion was the archetypal American success story. But there's another side to it.

New York Times Sports
Sep 06, 2024

What a Rough Second Half Means for World Series Hopefuls
In the wild-card era, only one team has survived a losing record after the All-Star break and still won the World Series.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

Women's Soccer Star Tears Meniscus While Throwing First Pitch at Baseball Game
The Washington Spirit rookie Croix Bethune suffered the season-ending knee injury at a Nationals game last week.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

A Former Jets Quarterback Has a Fresh Opportunity. It Might Be His Last.
After enduring years of dysfunction, Sam Darnold is surrounded by talent as the Vikings' starting quarterback.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

Alex Morgan, U.S. Women's Soccer Star, Announces Retirement
The two-time World Cup champion and 2012 Olympic gold medalist said she is expecting her second child.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

N.F.L. Predictions as the 2024 Season Begins
The Athletic's experts have a clear favorite to win the N.F.C., and it's not the San Francisco 49ers.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

The Case for (and Against) 10 Teams to Win the Super Bowl
The Athletic's N.F.L. projection module sees Kansas City as the second favorite to win, but the road to repeat won't be easy for Patrick Mahomes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

Penny Hardaway Is a Memphis Legend. But He Shouldn't Be Its Basketball Coach.
Hardaway's program is nationally relevant only in its ability to generate embarrassing headlines, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

N.F.L. Predictions Before the 2024 Season Begins
Our experts have a clear favorite to win the N.F.C., and it's not the 49ers.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

New York City Used to Produce Basketball Stars. What Happened?
The city still has talent, but it's leaving the five boroughs earlier than ever. Two locals hope to change that.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

N.F.L. Coaches and Executives Rank Veteran Quarterbacks Into Tiers
As Patrick Mahomes continues building his legacy, 40-year-old Aaron Rodgers is no longer viewed as elite by some.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

Kansas City Won the Super Bowl. Then, Chaos Ensued.
The team's championship parade was marred by a shooting, a rising star became embroiled in legal issues, and a player nearly died at the team facility.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

After an Epic Summer, Travis Kelce Isn't Going Anywhere
With Taylor Swift concerts and part-time TV jobs, it appears the Kansas City star could become an even bigger celebrity after his N.F.L. career.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

A Pole Vaulter Challenged a Gold Medalist Runner to a Race (and Won)
Men's sprinting has never seen this depth of strength before. Even record-setting pole-vaulter Mondo Duplantis is racing at a high level.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

Florida State Spent $12 Million on Its Football Roster. The Team Is 0-2.
The program spent nearly $2 million alone on its defensive line, which has been one of the team's biggest weaknesses.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

Why N.I.L. May Have Prevented the Biggest Upset in College Football History
Idaho nearly stunned Oregon. Instead, a close loss showed the realities of the sport in 2024.

New York Times Sports
Sep 05, 2024

Who Deserves to Win Soccer's 2024 Ballon d'Or?
The nominees for the men's award were announced and, for the first time since 2003, didn't include Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

How an Unlikely Quarterback Became the N.F.L.'s Highest-Paid Player
The Green Bay Packers have enjoyed long-term success thanks to Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers and, now, Jordan Love.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

Damar Hamlin to Make First N.F.L. Start Since Cardiac Arrest
The Buffalo Bills safety collapsed and went into cardiac arrest on the field during a game against the Bengals in January 2023.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

A Soccer Manager's Trophy Boast May Say More Than He Means It To
Erik ten Hag's constant references to his two Manchester United trophies are wearing thin, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

An M.L.B. Hitter Rages Over Dangerous Fastballs: ‘My Life on the Line'
Whit Merrifield became the latest in a string of Atlanta Braves players hit by a pitch when he was plunked in the back of his head.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

Australian Breaker Raygun Calls Olympic Criticism ‘Alarming'
"It was really sad how much hate that it did evoke," the breaker told an Australian TV show.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

PGA Tour Stars Will Face Top LIV Golf Players in TV Special
Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy will represent the PGA Tour against the LIV Golf players Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

She Hit an Iconic W.N.B.A. Shot. The Moment Is Painful to Revisit.
Twenty-five years after "The Shot," Teresa Weatherspoon said she wouldn't watch the highlight for "many, many years."

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

The American Family That Swapped Texas for Tonga to Chase a World Cup Dream
A Facebook post led to a complete change for Maikeli Lomu and his family.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

The N.F.L.'s Clock Is Ticking on the Two-Time M.V.P. Lamar Jackson
The Ravens quarterback is still chasing the league's biggest prize.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

How Tom Brady Prepared for His Debut as Fox Sports' $375 Million Analyst
Sunday will mark the culmination of a two-and-a-half year journey.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

Erling Haaland Cannot Stop Scoring Goals
It's tempting to describe him as robotic, but there is subtle brilliance in the Manchester City player's technique.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

Frances Tiafoe Returns to the U.S. Open Semifinals
After beating Grigor Dimitrov, Tiafoe will face his friend and fellow American Taylor Fritz.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

Why Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese Should Share a Rookie of the Year Award
The two have been like neodymium magnets, attracting viewers and generating revenue at a dizzying rate, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 04, 2024

Which N.F.L. Teams Will Surprise? League Insiders Predict the 2024 Season.
The executives have spoken, and they love where the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons are heading.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Which W.N.B.A. Team Will Take the Final Playoff Spot? The Race Is On.
The Chicago Sky are in danger of slipping out of playoff contention.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Fans of Underachieving M.L.B. Teams Want Change. Some Owners Don't Agree.
Financial commitment is one thing, but too many owners see no need to make a move, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Can the N.F.L. Get a Soccer-Obsessed Nation to Love American Football?
Friday's game is the league's first entry into South America, but how much interest will remain when the sport isn't a novelty?

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

The Intrigue Around the U.S. Presidents Cup Roster
Keegan Bradley made the team over Justin Thomas, one of the best American match-play players of this generation.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Re-evaluating 134 College Football Teams After Week 1
The first full weekend featured only a few upsets but several impressive performances.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Ranking N.F.L. Teams From First to Worst Ahead of the Regular Season
Can anyone challenge Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City as they vie for a third consecutive Super Bowl title?

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

The Premier League Players No Longer Wanted by Their Teams
Numerous players were not able to find a move elsewhere and remain stuck at a club where they are unlikely to play often.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

College Football's Opening Week Has Wrapped. These Storylines Are Worth Noting.
Some early conclusions will hold weight into October and November, while others will feel like distant memories, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

How Michigan Stadium Became a Symbol of College Football Controversy and Lore
The history of the Big House is, in some ways, a history of college football's tug-of-war between innovation and tradition.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Baseball Slang 101: Inside the Sounds of an M.L.B. Clubhouse
The important thing to know about a big leaguer's vocabulary is that a lot of it applies only to baseball.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

A Champion or a ‘Schlub'? Here's What Andy Roddick Thinks of Andy Roddick.
The last American man to win the U.S. Open disappeared when his career ended. Now, the outspoken star is using his voice again.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Who Is the N.F.L.'s Best Quarterback? We Took Stock.
The gap between Patrick Mahomes and the rest of the field is as wide as ever, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

New York Times Sports
Sep 03, 2024

Why Our Experts Are Concerned About Your Favorite N.F.L. Team
Even the Super Bowl favorites have weaknesses heading into the season.

  • CEOExpress
  • c/o CommunityScape | 200 Anderson Avenue
    Rochester, NY 14607
  • Contact
  • As an Amazon Associate
    CEOExpress earns from
    qualifying purchases.

©1999-2024 CEOExpress Company LLC