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Is This One of the Weirdest Goals in Soccer History?
Italy contrived to concede in incredibly embarrassing fashion against Germany on Sunday.
After an Audit, the Red Sox Front Office Performed Painful Job Cuts
In 17 months since Boston hired Craig Breslow as chief baseball officer, the organization has undergone sweeping changes. But will it bring wins?
How a Northern Irish Soccer Team Set a Remarkable World Record
Jamie Mulgrew, the captain of Linfield, joined an exclusive global club.
An Injury Put an N.H.L. Player’s Career in Jeopardy. Roller Hockey Saved Him.
Chris Driedger was 16 minutes away from winning the 2022 men’s World Championships for Team Canada when disaster struck. But it led him to another...
How a Penn State Wrestler Became a 5-Time National Champion
Carter Starocci is one of only seven wrestlers all time to have navigated the grueling three-day gauntlet of a tournament to win four N.C.A.A. titles.
M.L.B. and Japanese Baseball Are Completely Different. Can the U.S. Have Both?
Some fans in the U.S. have taken a liking to the “more fundamentally pure” version of the sport.
Oscar Piastri of McLaren Wins Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix
The racing team dominated in Shanghai, securing a one-two finish.
The Month of March Shows the N.B.A.’s Worst. But Will the League Ever Change?
It’s professional basketball’s least inspiring month on the league calendar for a reason, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Rick Pitino and St. John’s Were Magical All Season. Then It Came Crashing Down.
As satisfying as the team’s resurrection has been, a key weakness exposed the Red Storm again in their men’s tournament upset loss.
In the Final Stretch of the N.H.L. Season, These Teams Are Still Alive
These last games have a lot to offer, including a division title, momentum for the postseason and a tight playoff race.