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Can It Still Be ‘Euro 2020’ in 2021? Sponsors Hope So

European soccer’s governing body, UEFA, posted a message on its Twitter account on Friday evening with a seemingly innocuous update: Its European Championship — another sporting casualty of the coronavirus outbreak — would still be known as Euro 2020, even though it has been postponed until 2021. Within minutes, however, the

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2020 Mar, 25

Mets’ Noah Syndergaard Will Have Tommy John Surgery

Shortly after his last start before spring training was shut down, Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard was excited to review data from the team’s new motion-capture technology to hone his preparation routine. “We’re just kind of scratching the surface on what it’s really capable of,” he said. Syndergaard, 27, will have plenty of

N.F.L.

2020 Mar, 25

Golf Rounds Surged as Coronavirus Advanced. Now the Game Is Retreating

As recently as a week ago, recreational golfers flocked to the fairways of public and private golf courses as a respite from stay-at-home guidelines and lifestyle prohibitions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Golf, with its wide open spaces, still seemed safe. In New Jersey’s Somerset County, the five municipal golf courses

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2020 Mar, 24

The French Open Is Postponed, to the Surprise of the Tours

The French Open, one of the four Grand Slam tournaments that define success in tennis, will be postponed until September because of the coronavirus. French Open organizers announced the decision on Tuesday amid a wide lockdown in France aimed at limiting the spread of the virus. The tournament, the premier clay-court event

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2020 Mar, 17

Sports Leagues Bar Fans and Cancel Games Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

A steady trickle of cancellations and other disruptions in the sports world caused by the coronavirus outbreak erupted into an avalanche on Wednesday, with the N.B.A. abruptly suspending its season and the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament and other events barring most spectators. A major tennis tournament was also in doubt. The N.B.A.

N.F.L.

2020 Mar, 11

N.F.L. Players Split Over Revenue Share and Longer Season as C.B.A. Vote Looms

The fate of the N.F.L.’s proposed 10-year labor deal will reach a critical juncture this week. Though the players union’s executive committee and the 32 representatives from each team did not agree last week to endorse the proposal, the entire union membership is expected to begin voting this week on

N.F.L.

2020 Mar, 03