Sports of The Times: Dolan Appears at Spectacle He Helped Create
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James L. Dolan refused to do the compassionate and corporately prudent thing by settling this case before it ever went to trial.
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Rod Kanehl was a career minor leaguer who became a fan favorite at the Polo Grounds with the beloved but bumbling original Mets of 1962.
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A Ken Burns documentary reveals a champ whose individualism ignited his rise--and his downfall
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New York has been the site of Roger Federerâs three consecutive United States Open triumphs, and the event has given him a platform to befriend luminaries.
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OPINION was divided about the merit of this game as preparation for Wednesday nightâs glamour tie against AC Milan in the Italian capital of fashion, but in many respects Celtic could not have asked for better.
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The sports world is giving New Yorkers more than their usual quotient of agita recently.
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With a snap of the finger and the blink of an eye, Boston has become the epicenter of the national sports landscape.
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When Oakland Hills was selected as the site of the 35th Ryder Cup matches, the PGA of America chose more than one of America's golfing jewels. They selected the one-time home of the man who helped usher the competition into its present-day prominence.
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Last week in an interview with the New York Times, US men&#39;s coach Bruce Arena took pot shots at almost everyone involved in American soccer.
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It&#39;s hard to decide whether this fixture is a quaint anachronism, a free-flowing tribute to the game&#39;s glorious, money-free past or naked commercial opportunism.
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Soccernet&#39;s Insider has spent a couple of years lavishing praise on the genius who goes by the name of Thierry Henry, yet the time has come to put some perspective on his achievements.
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A good subplot can be one of the most intriguing parts of a sports story. Sammy Sosa chasing Mark McGwire while the Cardinals chased the Cubs. Shaq and Kobe feuding while the Lakers ran off three consecutive championships.
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They play for millions of dollars in a sport where every move is analyzed and scrutinized by owners, general managers, coaches and scouts.
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UCLA coach Karl Dorrell, emotionally spent but glowing with pride, rubbed his eyes before he addressed the media. In the cramped dressing room next door, amid the singing from
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Massive self-regard fills Madison Square Garden
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Jeffrey Striks has taken a bite of a new niche in the American kosher food market: sports stadiums.
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THENS, Aug. 17 - Earlier this week, John Godina, a shot-putter from the United States, walked into the ancient stadium at Olympia, about 200 miles southwest of Athens, and the history he had studied in college came to life.