Sports
The big game is about more than winner and losers; it can shape our culture and society. We explain how.


He’s spinning a lot of plates.


Low-cost content that’s built for social sharing = $9.5 million in new funding from Andreeseen Horowitz and Kevin Durant.


Yes, that Shaq.


You won’t be able to watch live NBA games at launch, but the hope is you’ll be able to eventually.
Figure skating scores are complicated. This is how it works.
Triple axels can turn skaters into legends. This is why.


The company has bid for NFL streaming rights two years in a row. It lost both times.
The “army of beauties” has descended on Pyeongchang.


The two main suspects are Russia and North Korea.


Why Nagasu’s triple axel is such a big deal.


More flexibility isn’t necessarily a good thing.


Where in the world are the Olympic winners from?


The 2018 Winter Olympics opening ceremony and parade of nations will be held on Friday, February 9.

From a unified Korea to drones to a Trump impersonator to “Gangnam Style.”


The gesture of unity represents a break in huge tensions between the two nations.


And will soon live longer still.


Awkward!


They’re mounting last-second legal challenges to accusations that they violated anti-doping rules.


The ceremony will be live from PyeongChang, South Korea.


Snap is full of video, but it’s never streamed live video before.


Three more people you want to hear from. See you next week.


It’ll be the first time a member of his family sets foot south of the border — and it could make a diplomatic splash.


How much would you pay for sports you weren’t watching on TV?


Either way, he has a strong message for North Korea.


The former USA Gymnastics doctor will spend the rest of his life in prison.


Philadelphia defeated the New England Patriots 41-33


As black athletes took a knee, Trump seized an opportunity to weaponize patriotism.


Sports! Justin Timberlake! Kitten Bowl! Puppy Bowl!


Celebrity cameos, patriotism, and nostalgia abound.


Or the Puppy Bowl, if you’d prefer.


CEO Jason Robins says the company is preparing for a world in which sports gambling is legal.


He’s not worried about Facebook’s News Feed changes.


While the team will end of use of the logo, some items with it will remain available for purchase in stores.


Hill will instead contribute to other programs on the network and write regularly for the ESPN site the Undefeated.


Nassar’s victims deserve an advocate. But that advocate shouldn’t be a judge.


#MeToo encouraged Americans to believe women. The Nassar case shows why that’s so important.


CEO Dave Finocchio says Snapchat is interesting, too — but Instagram is where Bleacher Report is making money.


Judge: “I just signed your death warrant.”


Look out, Forrest Gump, here comes Forpheus.


But they still haven’t figured out the cheerleader situation.