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The New Yorker
22.03.2024
Gerald Marzorati on the tennis players Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, whose friendly but ferocious rivalry stands to become the defining matchup of the era.
14.11.2023
Louisa Thomas on the San Antonio Spurs rookie basketball player Victor Wembanyama, who stands seven feet four and is making other N.B.A. players look silly.
11.11.2023
Simon Akam on Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu and his career with Luton Town Football Club, which has risen from England’s lowest tier of professional soccer to its highest.
13.10.2023
Louisa Thomas writes about the performance of the University of Colorado football team under Deion Sanders as its head coach.
Louisa Thomas on the Los Angeles Angels star Shohei Ohtani, baseball’s best hitter and pitcher in 2023, who has undergone Tommy John surgery for the second time.
Louisa Thomas writes about the romance between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs.
11.09.2023
Louisa Thomas on how, in the U.S. Open tennis final, against Daniil Medvedev, the Serbian star Novak Djokovic battled his way to a twenty-fourth Grand Slam title.
28.08.2023
Louisa Thomas writes about Luis Rubiales, the president of Spain’s soccer federation, who kissed Jenni Hermoso after Spain won the Women’s World Cup.
06.08.2023
The U.S. team has always embraced its challenges. Now a new generation of players is facing defeat. What they do with it will determine the future of the program.
23.07.2023
Mistreatment, unequal pay, and discrimination persist. And yet, among the athletes, there is a great feeling of solidarity, and a sense of increasing opportunity.
17.07.2023
In the most absorbing Grand Slam championship match on the men’s side in years, what mattered most was in-the-moment decision-making.
15.07.2023
Consistent in her game and steady in her victory, against Ons Jabeur, Vondroušová was never meant to be a footnote in someone else’s storybook ending.
04.06.2023
The Denver Nuggets and their M.V.P. big man took their time getting to the N.B.A. Finals. It paid off.
02.05.2023
Ding Liren defeated Ian Nepomniachtchi to take the title. But the game has changed, and the old status markers may not carry the same weight they once did.
02.02.2023
Watching him on the stage of Madison Square Garden again invited the inevitable question: is this the greatest player the game has ever seen?
01.02.2023
The N.F.L.’s greatest quarterback seemed ageless right up until his first retirement. Then he came back. And now he is retiring again, presumably for good.
30.01.2023
In “Power Slap,” a reality show tied to a slap-fighting league, there is no evasion, no trickery, and no possibility of a swing and a miss.
29.01.2023
The N.B.A.’s august hippie ambassador brings his spacey, hyper-fluent patter to a new kind of sports broadcast.
18.12.2022
The legendary striker can often be found off the ball, strolling and dawdling and looking mildly uninterested. Here’s what he’s actually doing.
14.12.2022
After a secret plot to replace him, a terrifying concussion, and wondering to himself, “Do I suck?,” has the Dolphins quarterback finally turned Miami into a winner?
15.09.2022
The son of immigrants from Sierra Leone, Tiafoe is the first Black American to make the men’s semifinals at the U.S. Open since Arthur Ashe did it fifty years ago.
The nineteen-year-old, who just won the U.S. Open and became the No. 1 men’s player in the world, has a whole host of skills. But his speed is essential, and unmatched.
Along with their agility and power, Iga Świątek and Ons Jabeur brought to the court an openness about processing the pressures of the sport.
19.07.2022
The Australian tennis star played well, but still lost to Novak Djokovic in the final. Does he care?
08.06.2022
Ecuador’s role in the World Cup depends on where Byron Castillo was born.
21.05.2022
The new No. 1 player in women’s tennis brings a five-tournament, twenty-eight-match winning streak to the French Open—and she may be the best clay-court player on the tour since Chris Evert.
20.05.2022
In Beijing, the inclusion of the cross-country skier Dinigeer Yilamujiang, whom China identified as of Uyghur heritage, seemed to carry a double message.
Warren Sharp says he’s the only analyst “in the betting space” who works with N.F.L. teams. Do those dual roles constitute a conflict of interest?
The Rams beat the Bengals, Meadow and A. J. Soprano were reunited, and the N.F.L. hoped that everyone would forget the league’s problems for one night.
The great forward and his erratic sidekick, Kyrie Irving, were defeated soundly—but, perhaps, not surprisingly—by the younger and more cohesive Boston Celtics.
Joseph Solano, better known as JoezMcFly, who makes a living live-streaming his reactions to baseball games, exults the morning after Aaron Judge’s walk-off home run against the Toronto Blue Jays.
For now, the Russians can participate in tournaments as “neutral” players, but they may not be able to stay neutral much longer.
Lia Thomas is not the first trans swimmer in the N.C.A.A., and her initial meets drew little attention. Then some people decided that she was winning too much.
For a century, women have been held back on the ice tracks. Now they’re gaining speed.
The twenty-two-year-old seized the moment on ice skating’s biggest stage.
The superstar quarterback is retiring, even though age doesn’t seem to have caught up with him.