Author: The New York Times

The New York Times – Sports:

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

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Maybe it’s time we saved the anthem for the moments that really matter, our columnist writes.

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How businessman and “Shark Tank” star Robert Herjavec found himself at the unexpected center of the baseball world.

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The Detroit Pistons, one of the league’s most successful franchises, are on the doorstep of the wrong side of history.

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Time will tell if DeVito is a flash in the pan or a true hidden gem. But one takeaway is not debatable, our columnist writes.

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One of tennis’s most exciting stars speaks about not missing the game, why Novak Djokovic would “eat Sampras alive” and equal prize money.

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Top fighters in women’s boxing have called for the sport to move to three-minute rounds. Studies have differed about the risks.

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Employee turnover, and a switch to a new credit card system, helped lead to the crime, sources say.

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The South Korean soccer star Cho Gue-sung explains how life has changed since he attracted attention during last year’s tournament in Qatar.