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Paige Bueckers Was a UConn Legend. Now She’s a National Champion, Too.
07. April 2025 (15:49)
The story of UConn and the narrative of women’s basketball emergence cannot be told without Bueckers. (New York Times)

Alex Ovechkin’s Secret to Becoming the N.H.L.’s All-Time Goals Leader
07. April 2025 (15:49)
For two decades, Ovechkin has held a territorial dominance over goalies from one specific area of the ice. (New York Times)

Predicting the First 3 Rounds of the N.F.L. Draft
07. April 2025 (15:49)
One of the top quarterback prospects takes a tumble. (New York Times)

It’s Masters Week, and Drama Awaits at Augusta National
07. April 2025 (15:49)
This year, more than others, has the anything-could-happen vibe, a columnist for The Athletic writes. (New York Times)

Inside a Week of Significant M.L.B. Extensions
07. April 2025 (15:49)
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Ketel Marte, Jackson Merrill and Kristian Campbell all signed long-term deals. (New York Times)

Can UConn Win Again? We Ranked Women’s Basketball Teams for Next Season.
07. April 2025 (15:49)
Even without Paige Bueckers, the Huskies are a worthy candidate for the best team in the country. (New York Times)

She Reclaimed America’s No. 1 Tennis Ranking. Now She Has an Opportunity.
07. April 2025 (15:49)
Jessica Pegula’s 2024 clay-court season was derailed by injury. That gives her a free hit for 2025. (New York Times)

Is Liverpool’s Title-Winning Season Becoming a Bit Weird?
07. April 2025 (15:49)
Liverpool is about to win the Premier League, yet it’s all ending strangely, a columnist for The Athletic writes. (New York Times)

Houston Shocks Duke, and Suddenly This N.C.A.A. Tournament Has a New Legacy
06. April 2025 (17:01)
A relatively mundane tournament was playing to script late Saturday night. Then the Cougars redefined it all. (New York Times)

Cooper Flagg and Duke Are Left Searching for Answers After Final Four Collapse
06. April 2025 (17:01)
Fairly or not, Flagg’s final missed shot will now forever be part of his legacy, a columnist for The Athletic writes. (New York Times)