N.F.L.

Patriots-Chiefs Game Postponed After Positive Coronavirus Tests on Both Teams

The N.F.L. has postponed Sunday’s highly anticipated game between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs to Monday or Tuesday after Cam Newton, the Patriots’ star quarterback, and the practice squad quarterback on the Chiefs tested positive for the coronavirus. “In consultation with infectious disease experts, both clubs are

N.F.L.

2020 Oct, 03

It Took a While, but the Yankees Win a Doozy

CLEVELAND — At one point in the eighth inning of the epic Game 2 of the wild-card series between the Yankees and the Indians, Yankees third baseman Gio Urshela looked back at the clock on the giant scoreboard at Progressive Field and saw that it was approaching 1 a.m. Thursday. “Oh,

N.F.L.

2020 Oct, 01

The Lakers Beat the Heat in Game 1 of the N.B.A. Finals

LeBron James is not accustomed to Game 1s like these. James’s teams lost the series opener in eight of his previous nine trips to the N.B.A. finals, but Wednesday night’s start to the 2020 finals against the Miami Heat went as well as James and the Los Angeles Lakers could have

N.F.L.

2020 Oct, 01

Timeline: A Year That Changed the N.B.A.

In any other year, N.B.A. teams would be gearing up for a new season right now. A champion would have been crowned in June. Free agents would have signed big deals in July. Everyone would have gone on vacation in August. But this year, the N.B.A. is still trying to complete

N.F.L.

2020 Sep, 30

Jackson-Mahomes III: ‘The Whole World Is Watching’

Elway-Montana. Aikman-Favre. Brady-Manning. Seemingly every generation of the N.F.L. is defined by classic matchups between the league’s best quarterbacks. Their teams are often in contention for championships, but their styles of play are also indicative of the strategies in vogue at the time, from gunslinging pocket passers to game managers in

N.F.L.

2020 Sep, 28

Steven Stamkos Is Out for the Rest of the Stanley Cup

Tampa Bay will be without Steven Stamkos, its captain and top center, for the remainder of the Stanley Cup finals, Lightning Coach Jon Cooper said Sunday. “Hopefully the next time we see him on the ice is for a trophy presentation,” said Cooper, whose team leads the Dallas Stars three games

N.F.L.

2020 Sep, 27