Golf

Yankees Pummel Shane Bieber and Take Advantage Over Cleveland

CLEVELAND — Shane Bieber was the best pitcher in baseball this year, and it wasn’t close. Even in an abbreviated 60-game regular season, his numbers were eye-popping: In his 12 starts, Bieber never allowed more than three runs, nor did he fail to complete at least five innings. Perhaps that was

Golf

2020 Sep, 30

2020 French Open: What to Watch on Tuesday

How to watch: From 5 a.m. Eastern onward on Tennis Channel; streaming on the Tennis Channel app. With the last day of first-round matches on Tuesday, the French Open can truly be considered well underway. While the main court, Court Philippe Chatrier, has featured a limited number of fans, the rest

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2020 Sep, 29

Patrick Mahomes Flexes Chiefs’ Muscle to Beat the Ravens

This year, the brain trust at Electronic Arts gave Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson a well-publicized and worthy honor by putting his likeness on the cover of its Madden NFL 21 video game. Jackson had earned it: He was voted the N.F.L.’s most valuable player last season, and has quickly

Golf

2020 Sep, 29

At the French Open, Cold Weather and a Ball That Will Not Behave

It’s an old story. A venture to Paris filled with hopes for sun and blue skies. Instead, the air is cold and blustery, the skies are gray and there is some rain, too. It is hardly great tennis weather this week, and it is definitely not French Open weather at Roland

Golf

2020 Sep, 28

Basketball Persists in Mexico Amid the Pandemic

GUADALAJARA, Mexico — The day before Antonio Álvarez’s home debut for the Astros de Jalisco, his hometown basketball team, the power forward waited in a hotel room in Guadalajara under strict isolation protocols, listening to occasional fireworks. Outside, Mexican Independence Day celebrations raged for those ignoring the government’s social distancing

Golf

2020 Sep, 24

With Kids in Sports Bubbles, These Parents Are Desperate for a Way In

Carl Tuch, an electrical engineer, woke up on Labor Day, grabbed his two suitcases and hopped on a 6 a.m. flight from Syracuse to Las Vegas ready to gamble. His son, Alex Tuch, a right wing on the Vegas Golden Knights, was the one with the hot hand. He had scored

Golf

2020 Sep, 22