The New York Times – Sports:
James was hospitalized after a cardiac arrest during a practice at the University of Southern California. He was treated at a hospital and was in stable condition, his family said.
Category: Sports Injuries
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ACL Injuries Are Hurting Women’s Soccer
The New York Times – Sports:
The World Cup is missing some of the sport’s biggest stars because of a knee injury epidemic. No one can say for sure why it’s happening, or how to fix it.
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Will Aaron Judge be Limited to DH for Yankees?
The New York Times – Sports:
Even after he returns, Aaron Judge could have his mobility limited by his toe injury all season. That would be quite a blow for a Yankee captain who takes pride in his defense and his athleticism.
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C.T.E. Found for First Time in Female Pro Athlete
The New York Times – Sports:
Heather Anderson, an Australian rules football player, was found posthumously to have had the degenerative brain disease.
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After a Fall, Venus Williams Is Eliminated on Wimbledon’s First Day
The New York Times – Sports:
Williams, a five-time Wimbledon singles champion, was vying, at 43, to become one of the oldest women to win a main draw singles match at the sport’s oldest Grand Slam event.
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Darren Drozdov, a Former Pro Wrestler, Dies at 54
The New York Times – Sports:
Mr. Drozdov, a former N.F.L. football player known as Droz and Puke, had his pro wrestling career cut short by an injury in the ring in 1999 that left him quadriplegic.
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Luke Kuechly Walked Away From the NFL at His Peak. He Still
The New York Times – Sports:
Luke Kuechly retired from the N.F.L. while at his peak and has worked to raise awareness of brain trauma. The former linebacker discussed his love for football and what he tells parents of the 12-year-olds he coaches.
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U.S. Women’s World Cup Roster Will Reflect a Team in Transition
The New York Times – Sports:
Form and injuries have affected the players available to Vlatko Andonovski as he picks a squad facing perhaps the toughest challenge in its history.
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Collective Force of Head Hits Increases Odds of CTE, Study Says
The New York Times – Sports:
The largest study of chronic traumatic encephalopathy to date found that the cumulative force of head hits absorbed by players in their careers is the best predictor of future brain disease.