Author: The New York Times

The New York Times – Sports:

In his return from a 25-game suspension, Morant was the hero the Grizzlies needed, our columnist writes.

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Donald Brashear was one of the league’s most feared enforcers for 16 seasons. In a low-level pro league, he’s going another round.

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Like any flight, first-class seats are coveted. But not every player is granted that privilege.

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Celeste Taylor had visions of turning pro, but decided to go back to Duke. After a change in the program, she finally found the perfect fit.

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Quarterback Jalen Milroe may offer Nick Saban an advantage no team has had against the Wolverines: “There is nobody in the Big Ten like him.”

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The Jets were outclassed by the Dolphins on Sunday. It’s not the first time this season Saleh was outcoached, our columnist writes.

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After some of soccer’s heavyweights learned their fate, here are the most exciting games to look out for.

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Thanks to a late-season surge, the Bills can’t be counted out in the A.F.C. East.

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Alex Ovechkin, 38, is far removed from his prime, but it’s not just age that explains his inability to consistently score.