Sports

Women’s P.G.A. Championship Is Last Chance for Olympic Berths

This year, as in 2016, golf’s shallow roots in the Games are being exposed by the men’s limited interest. The women are a different story.

Jun-23-2021

Rob Manfred on Inspections: ‘We’re Moving the Game in the Right Direction’

Despite a few notable incidents on day two of baseball’s enhanced enforcement for foreign substances, Rob Manfred believes things are going well.

Jun-23-2021

A Swimmer’s Long, Winding Lane Back to the Paralympics

For Rudy Garcia-Tolson, it took a journey across the country, then halfway back again; the good will of a Hollywood actor; and a good time at the trials in his final shot at a spot.

Jun-23-2021

Cheers for Carl Nassib Show a Changing Football Culture

Nassib’s coming-out announcement has been met with largely positive responses, a reception other football players who publicly identified as gay, like Dave Kopay, did not experience.

Jun-23-2021

N.C.A.A. Misses Target to Approve Rules to Let Players Profit Off Their Fame

Top leaders will meet again on Monday, three days before several state laws challenging the college sports industry are expected to take effect.

Jun-23-2021

Euro 2020: What We Learned in the Group Stage

France is still the favorite and but a handful of other teams have impressed. Now, in the knockout stage, is when the tournament gets interesting.

Jun-23-2021

Players of Asian Descent on the L.P.G.A. Tour Lift Silence on Racism and Sexism

The Women’s P.G.A. Championship this week in Atlanta, just minutes from the fatal shootings of six Asian women this year, has surfaced fears and feelings about what it means to be Asian in the United States at a time of pervasive discrimination.

Jun-22-2021

Nets Assistant Ime Udoka Nears Deal to Coach the Celtics

Udoka, who has been with the Nets for one season, will be hired by Brad Stevens, his predecessor. Stevens recently was promoted to president of basketball operations.

Jun-23-2021