Author: The New York Times

The New York Times – Sports:

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.

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He quit football in high school and went undrafted out of college. Now, Jason Peters, 41, is the oldest offensive tackle in league history.

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Los Angeles traded for one of the best starters in baseball who is also one of the most unreliable, our columnist writes.

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Jesse Lingard reached the top of the game with Manchester United, is fit and only 31 years old but has not kicked a ball since April. Why?

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Kyle Neptune took over for Jay Wright at Villanova, but they did not inherit the same position.

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Golden State needs to answer some difficult questions about its future, our columnist writes.

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Aaron Rodgers credits the best two seasons of his career to the psychedelic drug. A Buffalo Bills safety says it changed his life.