The New York TimesBusiness Will Cool Clothes Make Young People Love Golf?The New York Times - By SHEILA MARIKARPEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Last Tuesday, as men in penny loafers descended on this golfers’ paradise, Stephen Malbon surveyed the backyard of a Spanish Colonial mansion and lit up a fat blunt. A hundred or
The New York TimesMichel Platini Michel Platini Is Detained in France Over Qatar World Cup VoteThe New York Times - By TARIQ PANJAPARIS — Investigators in France detained Michel Platini, the former European soccer federation president, on Tuesday to question him about the awarding of the 2022 men’s World Cup to Qatar, a decision
The New York TimesNew York Mets Braves’ Mike Soroka Beats the Mets for 8th Straight WinThe New York Times - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The New York TimesMasahiro Tanaka Yankees Beat the Rays on a Shutout by Masahiro TanakaThe New York Times - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The New York TimesRoyal Ascot Ken Ramsey Wants to Win Royal Ascot. Very Badly.The New York Times - By TOM PEDULLAKen Ramsey’s driven personality allowed him to overcome humble beginnings, including a childhood home in Artemis, Ky., that lacked indoor plumbing, to make a fortune in trucking, real estate and cellular
The New York TimesSports Americans Storm the Gates of Royal AscotThe New York Times - By TOM PEDULLAIf there is a sure sign of the United States’ increased interest in Royal Ascot, it was Bucchero’s appearance last year in the Group 1 King’s Stand Stakes. He seemed to be the unlikeliest of competitors,
The New York TimesPlay buttonRoyal Ascot A Day at the Royal Races, in SongThe New York Times - By AMANDA DUCKWORTHIn addition to five days of top-quality horse racing in mid-June at Royal Ascot, each afternoon starts with the arrival of Queen Elizabeth II in a grand procession and ends with thousands of people gathering
The New York TimesWinnipeg Jets Rangers Get Jacob Trouba in a Major Deal, Hastening Their RebuildThe New York Times - By ALLAN KREDAThe Rangers made a major deal four days ahead of this weekend’s draft, acquiring Jacob Trouba, an elite defenseman, from the Winnipeg Jets. To get Trouba on Monday, the Rangers traded defenseman Neal plus
The New York TimesGary Woodland How Basketball and Baseball Helped Gary Woodland Master GolfThe New York Times - By KAREN CROUSEPEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Gary Woodland grew up a serial monogamist, in love, depending on the season, with basketball, baseball and golf. He bonded with his father on the golf course, aspired to be like
The New York TimesSports Why Picking Second in the N.B.A. Draft Might Be a Bad ThingThe New York Times - By SOPAN DEBJust two years ago, Lonzo Ball was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers out of U.C.L.A. with the second pick in the draft. It wasn’t a surprise. The Lakers brass had long been enamored with Ball. Rob Pelinka,
The New York TimesNorway World Cup Roundup: Germany and Norway WinThe New York Times - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The New York TimesSports France Gets Big World Cup Assists From Video ReviewThe New York Times - By CHRISTOPHER CLAREYRENNES, France — This is the first women’s World Cup to use the Video Assistant Referee system, and the home team so far has been one of the big beneficiaries. After defeating Norway, 2-1, last week with
The New York TimesToronto, ON Shooting Near Toronto Raptors’ Victory Parade Leaves 4 WoundedThe New York Times - By LINDSEY WIEBE and IAN AUSTENTORONTO — A parade celebrating the Toronto Raptors’ N.B.A. championship transformed the team’s hometown into a party venue on Monday before it was briefly swept into panic and confusion by a shooting left
The New York TimesPlay buttonWendie Renard For Wendie Renard and France, Another Misstep and Another WinThe New York Times - By CHRISTOPHER CLAREYRENNES, France — Wendie Renard, the tallest player in the World Cup, put her left hand at eye level one night last week. Renard then moved her hand downward, much closer to the floor. “And the next day
The New York TimesSports M.L.B. and Players’ Union Set to Begin Early Labor TalksThe New York Times - By TYLER KEPNERTop officials from Major League Baseball and the M.L.B. Players’ Association met at the league office on Monday, the first step in a process that the union hopes will result in substantive changes to sport’s
The New York TimesSports The Bronx Will Host a Pro Tennis Tournament in AugustThe New York Times - By ADAM ZAGORIAProfessional tennis is returning to the Bronx this summer, with a women’s tournament in August, before the start of the United States Open. The new event, the N.Y.J.T.L. Bronx Open, will be held at the
The New York TimesFIFA Match-Fixing at Women’s World Cup? As Game Grows, Officials Are on AlertThe New York Times - By TARIQ PANJAThe field for the latest edition of soccer’s quadrennial event is now 24 teams, news media coverage and viewership have mushroomed and sponsors are beating a path to be associated with the event. It has
The New York TimesBusiness Sports Illustrated Has a New Publisher, Digital Company TheMavenThe New York Times - By MARC TRACYThe digital platform company TheMaven has bought the right to publish Sports Illustrated — digitally and in print — for at least the next 10 years, ending the former owner Meredith’s relationship with
The New York TimesSports A Break in the Gloom: Thailand Scores at the World CupThe New York Times - By SARAH LYALLNICE, France — How do you come back from the worst defeat in World Cup history? For Thailand, which lost to the United States by a harrowing-to-witness 13-0 in its first group-stage match last Tuesday,
The New York TimesErik Karlsson Erik Karlsson Stays With the Sharks, Taking a Top Free Agent Off the MarketThe New York Times - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The New York TimesObituaries Dale Greig, Early Women’s Marathoner, Is Dead at 82The New York Times - By RICHARD SANDOMIRDale Greig had been a champion cross-country runner in Scotland when she decided to run the Isle of Wight Marathon in 1964. It was a bold decision. Not only was it her first marathon; she was also entering
The New York TimesGary Woodland U.S. Open: Long-Driving Gary Woodland Putts His Way to VictoryThe New York Times - By KAREN CROUSEPEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Gary Woodland, a college basketball player turned professional golfer, prevailed by three strokes in the 119th United States Open at Pebble Beach on Sunday. Woodland, who came into
The New York TimesGolden State Warriors After the Injuries, What’s Next for the Warriors?The New York Times - By MARC STEINOAKLAND, Calif. — The past five years were so often magical for the Golden State Warriors, so frequently charmed, that they somehow found a way to win even when they lost. The last time the Warriors were
The New York TimesJill Ellis New Faces, Same Result: U.S. Rolls Again at World CupThe New York Times - By ANDREW KEHPARIS — One got the feeling watching the Women’s World Cup match on Sunday night that the reserves for the United States women’s soccer team could branch off from their compatriots, form their own sovereign
The New York TimesLebron James LeBron James and the Lakers Are All In for a Wide-Open 2019-20The New York Times - By SCOTT CACCIOLAThe Toronto Raptors, less than 48 hours removed from winning their first N.B.A. championship, were still partying in Las Vegas on Saturday when LeBron James, in his own incomparable way, broadcast his
The New York TimesNew York Mets The Mets Get Plenty of Hits, and Not Enough Runs, in a Loss to St. LouisThe New York Times - By KEVIN ARMSTRONGWhen Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard strode into the home clubhouse at Citi Field around 11 a.m. on Sunday, he pulled a blue rolling suitcase behind him. The team was ready to depart on an 11-day road trip
The New York TimesNew York Yankees With Edwin Encarnacion Trade, Yankees Double Down on PowerThe New York Times - By BOB KLAPISCHIt was at some point during the last two weeks, as the Yankees were slumping for the first time since late April, that General Manager Brian Cashman decided his roster needed an upgrade. He wasn’t, however,
The New York TimesJill Ellis Chile Goalkeeper Equal to the Task, if Not to the TeamThe New York Times - By RORY SMITHPARIS — The construction of Christiane Endler’s masterpiece started days ago. Hours of work had gone into an action that would pass in the blink of an eye: all the time Chile’s goalkeeper spent studying
The New York TimesAnthony Davis Pelicans Agree to Trade Anthony Davis to the LakersThe New York Times - By SCOTT CACCIOLA and MARC STEIN[Want more basketball in your inbox? Sign up for Marc Stein’s weekly N.B.A. newsletter here.] The Los Angeles Lakers’ storied penchant for acquiring elite big men when they need them most resurfaced Saturday
