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Luis Rojas and the Mets Embrace Their Second Chance -- Passed over last fall in the Mets' search for a manager, Rojas will take over the team now that Carlos Beltran is gone. -- By -- Kevin Armstrong
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On Tennis -- Coco Gauff, Facing Osaka Again, Plans to Be 'More Aggressive' -- Gauff once again finds herself playing Naomi Osaka in the third round of a major. Still just 15, Gauff is drawing praise for adapting to stardom so quickly. -- Christopher Clarey1 day ago
Mad at the Voter Who Left Jeter Off the Ballot? He's Not -- Jeter fell one anonymous vote short of being unanimously elected into the Hall of Fame, but he said he would "focus on the ones who did" name him. -- By -- David Waldstein2 minutes ago
A Tribute to Eli Manning: 'No Giant Will Ever Wear No. 10 Again'24 minutes ago
Wang Qiang, Fresh From Upsetting Serena, Now Believes She Belongs24 minutes ago
Roger Federer Fights Off Upset at Australian Open11 hours ago
'I'm Better Than That,' Serena Said. But Her Competition Is Better, Too.2 hours ago
The N.C.A.A. Says It's Working to Change. Next Year, at the Soonest.12 hours ago
Zion Williamson Is Back. Will His Knee Hold Up?12 hours ago
Rafael Nadal Is Closing In on His 20th Slam. He Isn't Counting.1 day ago
Eli Manning Always Chose New York12 hours ago
Nick Kyrgios Holds His Temper, and Australia Holds Its Breath12 hours ago
Women Get a Spotlight, but No Prize Money, in New N.H.L. All-Star Event12 hours ago
UConn, Tennessee and the Gamesmanship of Auriemma and Summitt1 day ago
Eli Manning Won Two Super Bowls. Is That Enough for Canton?1 day ago
The Making, and Remaking, of Adama Traoré1 day ago
In 18 Minutes, Zion Williamson Shows Flashes of the Future1 day ago
The Good, the Bad and the Bizarre for the Knicks and the Nets -- Just past the halfway point of a season marking new eras for New York men's basketball, both N.B.A. teams have floundered. But yes, we've found bright spots. -- By -- Sopan Deb4 hours ago
KEEPING SCORE -- The Pro Bowl's Onside Kick Alternative: Just Gain 15 Yards -- The game for the N.F.L.'s all-stars doesn't use kickoffs. That means no onside kicks, but there's an option to keep the ball if a team can gain 15 yards on a single play. -- Victor Mather5 hours ago
Coco Gauff Defeats Reigning Champion Naomi Osaka at Australian Open -- Gauff, the 15-year-old phenom, won in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. -- By -- Kurt Streeter12 hours ago
The Quiet Moments Before a Bone-Rattling Bull Ride -- How cowboys prepare for a competition under the glare of New York City spotlights. -- Photographs by -- Devin Yalkin14 hours ago
A Rare Good First Week at a Grand Slam for the American Men -- Upsets for Tennys Sandgren and Tommy Paul help put five U.S. players in the third round. -- By -- Ben Rothenberg10 hours ago
Update -- Las Vegas Doubles Down on Sports, Live and Broadcast -- The arrival of professional hockey and football teams dovetails with a surge in sports betting nationally that has inspired local casinos to redesign their betting areas. -- Elaine Glusac1 day ago
Gritty, the Philadelphia Flyers Mascot, Is Accused of Punching a Boy in the Back -- The police are investigating. -- By -- Danielle Allentuck14 hours ago
Eli Manning Announces His Retirement -- The Giants' two-time Super-Bowl-winning quarterback will be remembered for leadership and championships. -- By -- Bill Pennington12 hours ago
W.N.B.A.'s Maya Moore to Skip Another Season to Focus on Prisoner's Case -- The Minnesota Lynx star said she does not plan to retire yet, but the case of Jonathan Irons, a man she believes was wrongfully convicted, has consumed her. -- By -- Kurt Streeter12 hours ago
Mets Name Luis Rojas Manager After Beltran's Ouster -- Rojas, who has spent more than a decade in the organization, was the Mets' quality control coach last season. He will replace Carlos Beltran, who was implicated in the Astros' cheating scandal. -- By -- Kevin Armstrong12 hours ago
MARC STEIN ON BASKETBALL -- Brace for Zion vs. LeBron -- In this week's newsletter, Marc Stein explores what's at stake for the New Orleans Pelicans as Zion Williamson makes his much-anticipated debut. -- Marc Stein2 days ago
Players Suspended After Kansas-Kansas State Brawl -- A fracas spilled from the court into fan seating. No one appeared to be hurt. -- By -- Victor Mather14 hours ago
Morgan Wootten, Acclaimed High School Basketball Coach, Dies at 88 -- He had one of the best winning streaks, and was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. -- By -- Richard Goldstein14 hours ago
Sharapova Uncertain About Future After Loss at the Australian Open -- After losing in the first round, Maria Sharapova said she couldn't predict where her career was headed. Caroline Wozniacki, who is set to retire after this tournament, won in the second round. -- By -- The Associated Press8 hours ago
ON BASEBALL -- Stubbornness, as Much as Skill, Kept Derek Jeter on Top -- He was talented and driven, sure. But Jeter was defined more by an unyielding ability to play the game, and carry himself, on his own terms. -- David Waldstein8 hours ago
Derek Jeter and Larry Walker Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame -- Jeter came up a single vote short of becoming the second person to be named on 100 percent of the ballots. Walker was elected in his final year of eligibility. -- By -- James Wagner8 hours ago
Zion Williamson Nears Return From 'Frustrating' Knee Injury -- The Pelicans rookie forward said he wanted to "punch a wall or kick chairs" sometimes during his extended rehab from a preseason knee injury. -- By -- Scott Cacciola8 hours ago
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