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Below are some products that may interest you: Share with us, in the form at the end of this article, your personal experiences of watching sports live. From the press box, I covered the Baltimore Orioles’ hosting the Chicago White Sox in an empty stadium on April 29, 2015, anContinue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: The charity golf exhibition with Rory McIlroy and friends was a nice opening act, but the sport’s headliner returns this weekend. On Sunday, Tiger Woods will play for the first time in three months, ending his longest layoff since recovering from spinalContinue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: Complete this headline: Top Athlete Gets Into Trouble for ___ A few months ago, you never would have guessed the answer would be Going to the Barber. Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Serge Aurier of Tottenham Hotspur are the latestContinue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: Want more basketball in your inbox? Sign up for Marc Stein’s weekly N.B.A. newsletter here. Even with that spotless 6-0 record in the N.B.A. finals, and 27 victories in the 29 playoff series he contested in the 1990s, Michael Jordan is unlikelyContinue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: The 152nd running of the Belmont Stakes will kick off this year’s Triple Crown — not the Kentucky Derby. The Belmont will be run on June 20, before both the Derby and the Preakness Stakes for the first time in history. ThoseContinue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: Michael B. McCaskey, who took over running the Chicago Bears from his grandfather George S. Halas and led the team during its 1980s heyday, when it won its only Super Bowl championship, died on Saturday. He was 76. The cause was cancer,Continue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: After years of criticism about the lack of minorities in top coaching and player personnel positions, the N.F.L.’s 32 owners on Tuesday took steps to increase racial diversity in its leadership ranks but stopped short of adopting the most aggressive measure underContinue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: The governors of New York, California and Texas on Monday expressed support for a return of major professional sports from their coronavirus-related shutdowns in the coming weeks, telling leagues that they should come up with plans if they want to host inContinue Reading

Below are some products that may interest you: A cornerstone tradition of the United States Open was canceled on Monday for this year’s tournament. The United States Golf Association, which conducts the championship, determined that the vast system of qualifying rounds, which is held throughout America as well as inContinue Reading