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Rickey Henderson Set the Tone for Grant McCray. But They Never Got to Meet.
The young outfielder patterned his game, and his brash fearlessness, after the Baseball Hall of Fame member.
How a Basketball Player’s Dreams Shifted From the N.B.A. to the Academy Awards
About a decade ago, a professional basketball career would have been the highlight of RaMell Ross’s life. Now he’s a rising name in filmmaking.
Why U.S. Women Skiers Are So Much Better Than the Men
“We need some strong super successful male athletes to pull up that next generation,” the chief of sport performance for the U.S. ski and snowboard...
N.F.L. Players Grade the Working Conditions of Their Teams
The Cardinals and Patriots received the two lowest grades in the annual report cards.
Say What You Want About the Knicks, but They Are Clutch
New York’s Jalen Brunson has been toying with emotions as of late, putting daggers through the hearts of N.B.A. franchises across the country.
The Unique Dodgers Encore for Shohei Ohtani Begins Now
Ohtani, the walking miracle of the Los Angeles Dodgers, will resume his two-way Ruthian feats this season, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
In a Battle of the N.B.A.’s Best, the Cavaliers Made a Point
After Cleveland’s largest comeback win in 11 years, it sure felt like a playoff atmosphere. It’s only a sign of what’s to come, a columnist...
This N.F.L. Off-Season, the Buzz Isn’t Just About the Quarterbacks
Now that Matthew Stafford’s future is decided, the Myles Garrett market requires more attention, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Arch Manning’s Former Teammates Scout His N.F.L. Prospects
At the draft combine, those who played with the Texas quarterback gave their own evaluation: “I feel like there’s nothing Arch can’t do.”
Manchester United’s Head Coach Might Be Too Honest for His Own Good
Ruben Amorim refuses to sugarcoat his words. This turns the spotlight on his team’s struggles, a columnist for The Athletic writes.