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Why On Earth Are the Browns Still Playing Deshaun Watson?
The Cleveland quarterback has been accused of sexual misconduct more times than games he’s played in. It’s time for an exit strategy, a columnist for...
The White Sox are Piling up Numbers for the Ages
No M.L.B. team since the 1899 Cleveland Spiders fell to 81 games under a .500 win percentage. Until Chicago.
In the N.H.L. the Sudden Loss of Johnny Gaudreau Is an Echo of the Past
Blue Jackets general manager Don Waddell has led an organization through tragedy before. But it doesn’t make it any easier.
9 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.
Is State Income Tax Upsetting the Balance of Power in the N.H.L.?
Four of the last five Stanley Cup champions have come from states that don’t collect income taxes. The league is paying attention.
Jordan Chiles Says She Was ‘Left in the Dark’ Amid Olympic Medal Controversy
“The biggest thing that was taken from me was the recognition of who I was, not just my sport, but the person I am,” Chiles...
Do N.F.L. Owners Belong in Football’s Hall of Fame?
The fact that the Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s candidacy is a topic of discussion is a win for the N.F.L., a columnist for The Athletic...
Alex Morgan Is a Builder and a Fighter, and She’s Ready for Act 2
Morgan’s retirement will allow her to follow a generation of women’s soccer stars who have made an impact off the field, a columnist for The...
When Asked About Taylor Swift and Kamala Harris, Caitlin Clark Pivoted
The W.N.B.A. star liked Swift’s Instagram post endorsing Harris. Then, she encouraged fans to register to vote.
N.F.L. Star Tyreek Hill Didn’t Deserve Police Violence During a Traffic Stop
The Dolphins receiver acknowledged his own faults, but nothing can justify the actions of the officers, a columnist for The Athletic writes.