Carlos Correa, Freddie Freeman and the Big Free Agency Questions
Is Carlos Correa the next $300 million player? Would Freddie Freeman leave Atlanta? Can Toronto keep its bargain-bin finds? We may be waiting a long time to find out.
Canelo Álvarez Hopes to Unify the Belts at 168 Pounds
It’s difficult to be an undisputed champion in boxing. Álvarez feels he can burnish his legacy by taking all the major belts at 168 pounds.
From Beckham to Ronaldo: When the Solution Is the Problem
Reshaping a team to suit a single player comes with a heavy cost: The thrills fade, and the problems remain.
The Best New York City Marathon Photos of the Past 50 Years
The New York City Marathon’s 50th running is on Sunday. This is the story of one race, five boroughs, dozens of champions and over a million hopeful runners.
Scottie Pippen Takes Aim at Michael Jordan in New Book
In a new memoir, Pippen makes a sharp turn from decades of praising his former Chicago Bulls teammate to calling him selfish, hypocritical and insensitive.
Citing the Pain of a Demanding Job, Buster Posey Retires at 34
Posey, the Giants’ catcher and three-time World Series champion, said going out on his own terms was a factor in his decision.
NBA Asks Law Firm To Probe Phoenix Suns After Report Of Racism, Misogyny
ESPN reports that owner Robert Sarver has a history of racist, misogynistic and hostile incidents during his 17-year tenure in charge of the franchise.
Here's What We Know About the Robert Sarver Allegations
Sarver, who owns the N.B.A.’s Phoenix Suns and the W.N.B.A.’s Phoenix Mercury, has been accused of using racial slurs and making sexual and other inappropriate comments.
Warriors Among N.B.A.'s Best Even Without Klay Thompson
Golden State is among the N.B.A.’s best teams, even without one of its best players in the injured Thompson. And it’s not just because of Stephen Curry.