Jets linebacker Bart Scott talks incessantly, getting under an opponent's skin. “When people get out of character, they're going to be distracted,” he said.
Linebacker Bart Scott, who grew up in Detroit as a dedicated fan of wrestling on TV, talks trash whenever he gets the chance.
The league’s study of long-term effects of head injuries on retired players was put on hold amid criticism of matters ranging from poor statistical sampling to conflicts of interest.
Ater Majok’s bare-knuckled journey from Khartoum, Sudan, to UConn’s lineup is nearly complete.
Artem Anisimov’s second-period goal held up for the Rangers on Saturday in a 2-1 victory over the Flyers, a fellow Atlantic Division team having a season every bit as disappointing as they are having.
Several N.B.A. teams, to help their players get enough rest, have decided to do away with the early-morning shoot-around.
While the rest of the world buckled in the recession, soccer remained in a period of prosperity in 2009. But on the field, it was Spain’s year.
The Rams’ Kurt Warner, in the 1999 season, was the last quarterback to win the M.V.P. award and then lead his team to a Super Bowl title.
A view of the day in sports, including a snow day in England, kick volleyball in Laos and ski jumping in Switzerland and Austria.
David Pogue and the sports columnist Bill Pennington look at a few gadgets designed to help keep you in shape, and improve your game.
The tennis great talks candidly about his life on and off the court with Sam Tanenhaus, the editor of the Book Review.
When the Yankees won the World Series, Robert Caplin photographed the action 12,000 times. The result, Kristen Joy Watts says, is a captivating time-lapse piece.
Which horse, Rachel Alexandra or Zenyatta, deserves racing’s top honor? Watch the debate and vote.
As expectations for an unbeaten season rise, maintaining a focus on the next game has become more difficult for the Saints.
Hideki Matsui is gone, and Johnny Damon’s days seemed numbered. It’s unfortunate, but better too soon than too late.
The Cowboys' lack of goal-line creativity against the Chargers suggests that they may be running out of new ideas.
New York Times readers evaluate individuals' impact on the sports world over the past 12 months.
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