The New York Times
Posts
Why a Pre-Game Coaching Decision Led to Disaster for the Giants
Brian Daboll didn’t deploy a contingency plan for a hobbled kicker. It directly contributed to Sunday’s loss, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
The Dodgers Spent $1 Billion in Free Agency. Now They’re in Trouble.
Los Angeles is facing a pitching crisis, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
A Premier League Match Had Record-Breaking Bad Behavior
There were 14 yellow cards when Chelsea played Bournemouth, beating the league’s previous record of 12 in 2016.
The Bengals Aren’t Doomed. They Might Be One of the League’s Best Teams.
A close loss to Kansas City showed Cincinnati can play at a championship level, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Here’s What We Learned in Week 2 of the N.F.L. Season
No team has looked better than the New Orleans Saints, last year’s M.V.P. is 0-2 and the Pittsburgh Steelers are somehow undefeated.
The M.L.B. Statistic That Changed How M.V.P. Awards Are Decided
Have voters become too confident in WAR’s ability to determine overall value?
Bryce Young Was the No. 1 Pick Last Year. Can the Panthers Still Play Him?
Carolina could risk alienating its locker room and fan base by continuing to start the quarterback, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Ranking 134 College Football Teams From First to Worst, With a New No. 1
Despite 43 consecutive regular season victories, Georgia fell from the top spot.
What N.F.L. Week 2 Revealed About Two of the Most Surprising Quarterbacks
No one expected Sam Darnold of the Vikings and Derek Carr of the Saints to look this impressive this season.
How Far Can Caitlin Clark Take the Fever in the W.N.B.A. Playoffs?
The Fever are one of the league’s hottest teams, but the New York Liberty are the title favorites.