N.B.A. Draft Preview: A Deep Field Could Yield Surprise Stars
Fans may have heard of Chet Holmgren and Shaedon Sharpe, but others are ready for their shot: "I knew if I got good enough, the N.B.A. would find me," one said.
By David Gardner
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Panel Finds Daniel Snyder Interfered With Sexual Harassment Investigation
In a memo, a Congressional panel said it found evidence that the Washington Commanders owner conducted a "shadow investigation" of accusers.
By Jenny Vrentas
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Retired at 4, Wasabi Still Carries Himself Like a Champion
Last year's Westminster dog show winner was not in it for the money — there is no prize money — and he is very much a dog, even if it can be hard to tell from a distance.
By Sarah Lyall
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Allyson Felix's Retirement Plan Has Already Started
The 11-time Olympic medalist is running her final competitive season. Up next? Full-time advocacy and mentorship.
By Talya Minsberg
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After a Dominant Start, It's Colorado's Turn to Regroup Before Game 4
Only five teams have overcome a 2-1 series deficit in the Stanley Cup finals, and Tampa Bay is trying to become the first to erase that lead in two seven-game series in a row.
By Ben Shpigel
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Deshaun Watson Settles 20 of the 24 Sexual Misconduct Cases Against Him
The lawyer for the 24 women announced the agreements but did not disclose details. The plaintiffs had accused Watson of coercive behavior and sexual misconduct during massages.
By Jenny Vrentas
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As Koepka Leaves for LIV Golf, the PGA Tour Mulls Changes
Brooks Koepka, a four-time major winner, and another top-20 player committed to the new series Tuesday. In a players' meeting, the PGA Tour commissioner outlined tweaks that included a revised schedule.
By Bill Pennington
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Nordic Combined, One of the Oldest Winter Olympic Sports, Faces Elimination
Leaders of Nordic combined, a mix of cross-country skiing and ski jumping, thought they had secured the future of the sport. But the International Olympic Committee is skeptical.
By Matthew Futterman
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'Jersey Is Taking Over': N.J. Hoopers Outshine the Shadow of New York
Far more N.B.A. players have come from New York than its neighbor state. But a wave of rising stars in boys' basketball can shift the trend.
By David Gardner
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A New York Baseball Season That Could Surpass All Others
The Yankees have 50 wins and the Mets have the second-best record in the majors. The teams are on track for the best regular season in New York City baseball history.
By Victor Mather
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What to Know About the Lawsuits Against Deshaun Watson
Twenty-four women filed civil lawsuits in Texas accusing the quarterback of a pattern of coercive and lewd behavior. Twenty have been settled.
By Ben Shpigel
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He Saw. He Believed. Now He Can Be an N.B.A. Star.
The former Duke center Mark Williams is expected to be picked at the N.B.A. draft this week. He's quickly learning what going pro really means.
By Jonathan Abrams
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'We Want to Know Whose Brain Is Healing and Why'
In a study, Dr. Jennifer Coughlin observed brain activity that may help predict the onset of trauma-related illnesses and cognitive decline. N.F.L. players are helping to further her research.
FINA Restricts Transgender Women From Competing at Elite Level
The international swimming federation said transgender women who had experienced male puberty could not compete in women's events.
By Matthew Futterman
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The Rookie Some Didn't Want Now Has a Fan Base Feeling Optimistic
When Detroit drafted Moritz Seider, a contingent of fans had "pure shock and disappointment." But after a strong rookie season, those fans hope he can help end a six-year playoff drought.
By Neal E. Boudette
The Real Enforcers of Gender Equity in Sports: Angry Parents
Girls are supposed to have equal access in schools. In practice, districts aren't forced to change unless someone speaks up.
By Bill Pennington
Gronk Retires. Footballs Rejoice.
Tampa Bay tight end Rob Gronkowski announced his retirement in a social media post Tuesday.
By Ben Shpigel
Westminster Dog Show: Setting the Stage
The 2022 competition is underway, with dogs of all shapes and sizes basking in the sunlight of a contest that needed to be relocated for a second straight year.
By Benjamin Hoffman and Photographs by Calla Kessler
Naomi Osaka Starts a Media Company, With Help From LeBron James
The tennis star, who has struggled on the court of late, is behind an entertainment company called Hana Kuma in partnership with Mr. James's fast-growing SpringHill.
By Brooks Barnes
Lennie Rosenbluth, Who Led North Carolina to a Title, Dies at 89
With a starting lineup of New Yorkers, the undefeated Tarheels beat a Kansas team led by Wilt Chamberlain in triple overtime to win the 1957 N.C.A.A. championship.
By Richard Goldstein
Will Zalatoris, Three-Time Major Runner-Up, Is Getting Impatient
Zalatoris came close to sending the U.S. Open to a playoff on Sunday, only to finish disappointed once again. "We're talking inches," he says.
By Peter May
In N.H.L. Finals, Avalanche Go From Chaser to Front-Runner
In taking a 2-0 series lead against the two-time defending champion Tampa Bay Lightning in the Stanley Cup finals, Colorado's complete ascension to the top of the league is within reach.
By David Waldstein
Collin Morikawa Descends, Then Climbs, the U.S. Open Leaderboard
Morikawa shared the lead after the second round and looked poised to vie for his third major championship. A 77 in the third round took him out of contention, but he closed the tournament strong.
By Peter May
At U.S. Open, Matt Fitzpatrick's First PGA Tour Win Comes at a Major
Will Zalatoris and Scottie Scheffler, who tied for second, made it interesting down the stretch at the Country Club, but Fitzpatrick held on to finish at six under par.
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