The New York Times – Sports:
World Series rings are the ultimate goal for many in baseball, but for those who win them practicality can get in the way.
Category: Sports
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Raiders' Henry Ruggs III to Be Charged in Fatal Car Crash
The New York Times – Sports:
Henry Ruggs III will be charged with driving under the influence, the police said, after a crash that left one person dead in Las Vegas on Tuesday morning. The Raiders released Ruggs by the end of the day.
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Equestrian Jumping Is Set to Be Dropped From Modern Pentathlon
The New York Times – Sports:
Claims of animal abuse at the Tokyo Olympics could lead to the biggest change to modern pentathlon in more than a century.
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In N.F.L. Awards Race, M.V.P. Won’t Be the Only Close Call
The New York Times – Sports:
Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Rams receiver Cooper Kupp could prevent the Cowboys from sweeping the N.F.L. season awards.
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At Wrexham and Elsewhere, the Soccer Is Just a Story Line
The New York Times – Sports:
In a steady stream of documentary series, more and more clubs are turning themselves into content. But where does spectacle end and sport begin?
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N.Y.C. Marathon: Ben True's Marathon Debut
The New York Times – Sports:
Ben True needed runners to train with him in New Hampshire, so he recruited some young talent.
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Your Guide to the 2021 N.Y.C. Marathon
The New York Times – Sports:
Everything you need to know about the 50th running of the five borough race.
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Freddie Freeman Comes Through With World Series Win
The New York Times – Sports:
Freddie Freeman might have played his final game for Atlanta on Tuesday. Even if he did, he has already delivered on a promise he made to honor his mother.
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For the Astros, a Loss and Uncertainty About Carlos Correa's Future
The New York Times – Sports:
Houston’s experience couldn’t save it in the World Series. With Carlos Correa hinting he might leave, there is no telling what the team might look like next season.