The New York Times – Sports:
What’s one in 9.2 quintillion, anyway?
Category: Statistics
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The English Soccer Streak That Is ‘Just Statistically Ridiculous’
The New York Times – Sports:
Bristol City has played 65 games since its last penalty kick, a drought that has baffled the team and its fans. It has to end eventually, right?
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Tom Brady Has Passed for 100,000 Yards. Sort of.
The New York Times – Sports:
The Buccaneers quarterback reached a career milestone only by adding in his postseason totals to his regular-season mark. But no rival can match him on either list.
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One Spot Where All of Aaron Judge’s Home Runs Land
The New York Times – Sports:
Benjamin Hoffman, who manages baseball coverage at The Times, came up with a fresh way to cover the Yankee outfielder’s pursuit of a longstanding record.
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Herb Turetzky, Nets’ Official Scorer for 54 Years, Dies at 76
The New York Times – Sports:
He recorded the statistics of more than 2,200 home games for the team in both New York and New Jersey, and in both the American and National Basketball Associations.
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Soccer’s Fastest-Growing Market Is the One for Ideas
The New York Times – Sports:
Wealthy teams accustomed to pursuing players are simultaneously competing for the signatures of a new era’s most sought-after talents: data analysts.