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Kids were already drifting away from traditional sports before the pandemic, with ramifications for the entire sports industry. The trend has accelerated in the pandemic.
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At the PNC Championship, the first tournament for the 15-time major champion since a devastating car crash in February, father and son inspired awe — and trepidation.
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Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving became the eighth and ninth Nets players to enter the N.B.A.’s coronavirus protocols, a list of absences that could leave the team unable to play.
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The Mets opted for experience in their new manager, the latest acquisition in an off-season in which they have spent $254.5 million on veteran free agents.
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The Dolphins looked capable in their sixth consecutive win, the hapless Lions were kings for a day, and the Steelers showed up again.
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A start-up football school called Christians of Faith, later known as Bishop Sycamore, recruited players from tough neighborhoods with talk of academic help and a path to glory. But the path only led them back to where they started.
By David W. Chen, Billy Witz, Alanis Thames and
The N.F.L. has very little wiggle room in its regular season and playoffs. And universities are reshuffling their college basketball teams as the College Football Playoff and bowl games near.
By Billy Witz, Kevin Draper and
Paul’s ascension in boxing has been fast and nontraditional. Now 5-0, he wants to box other opponents with a background in mixed martial arts.
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Olympic leaders were critical of China’s handling of the Peng Shuai case but tried not to say anything that would jeopardize the safety of the American athletes headed to Beijing.
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The N.B.A. and N.H.L. announced a new round of game postponements, and the N.F.L. again adjusted its testing policies, as a Covid-19 surge continued to dog athletes.
By Emmanuel Morgan and
Familiar fears return as the pandemic’s shadow returns to soccer, to sports, to everything.
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Paul showed in 2021 that he can sell a pay-per-view fight. He wants respect in boxing, too.
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The Jets (3-11) called some exciting plays in an inconsequential game at Miami. The Giants (4-10), who were without their starting quarterback, lost to the Cowboys.
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Down by a point in the final minutes, Baltimore Coach John Harbaugh’s attempt at a 2-point conversion failed, ending what had been an astounding comeback.
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