Just past the halfway point of a season marking new eras for New York men’s basketball, both N.B.A. teams have floundered. But yes, we’ve found bright spots.
The game for the N.F.L.’s all-stars doesn’t use kickoffs. That means no onside kicks, but there’s an option to keep the ball if a team can gain 15 yards on a single play.
She is striving to etch her name in the history books, but equally Katherine Legge hopes to changes perceptions of female race car drivers by winning the Rolex 24 at Daytona this weekend.
Roger Federer narrowly avoided being added to the list of shocks at the Australian Open on Friday, edging past home favorite John Millman in a five-set epic.
The Minnesota Lynx star said she does not plan to retire yet, but the case of Jonathan Irons, a man she believes was wrongfully convicted, has consumed her.
Rojas, who has spent more than a decade in the organization, was the Mets’ quality control coach last season. He will replace Carlos Beltran, who was implicated in the Astros’ cheating scandal.
After losing in the first round, Maria Sharapova said she couldn’t predict where her career was headed. Caroline Wozniacki, who is set to retire after this tournament, won in the second round.
Serena Williams shed a tear following her loss at the Australian Open -- not to lament her own performance, but because her close friend had just played her final game of professional tennis.
She's back in the fast lane. Mikaela Shiffrin skied to a 65th career World Cup win and first in downhill since 2017 with victory in Bansko, Bulgaria Friday.
The phenom made an encouraging N.B.A. debut, but concerns remain about health risks from biomechanical flaws and from his decision to specialize in basketball from a young age.
An electronic review system will be in place on clay courts for the first time on the ATP Tour as part of a trial that will be in place at select events this season, the governing body for men's tennis said on Friday.
