Sports
The big game is about more than winner and losers; it can shape our culture and society. We explain how.
“Software can figure it out,” says the former Microsoft CEO, now owner of the LA basketball team.
You can stream the championship and final four games for free. You may have to pay to stream other games, though.
The Pro Hijab shows solidarity with Muslim athletes.
It’s not going well — for his competition.
The science of drafting in NASCAR.
Orlando’s Aaron Gordon used a drone to pass him the ball, and it worked out okay.
Mutants, superheroes, and transformers …
Whether on purpose or not, things got political, fast.
Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl halftime show was political, weird, dazzling, and Gaga.
There’s one confirmed guest. (Sorry, it’s not Beyoncé.)
Linemen are a lot bigger than other players. That’s bad news for their health.
STRIVR is changing the way athletes prepare to play the world’s most physical sports.
Think you could be a sports camera operator? Learn what it’s really like.
It’s not just a big audience; it’s also a unique opportunity.
A big sports conference said it will not stop boycotting North Carolina until it repeals HB2.
Sunday’s Warriors v. Kings matchup will be free for Facebook users in India.
The actors, musicians, and athletes who made this an entertainment year to remember.
The iOS and Android app was co-developed with FanDuel.
$35 a month, to start.
It claims elaborate schemes have given Russian athletes an edge for years.
A shared enemy happened.
The movie gets knocked down and never really gets back up again.
Barring any regulatory issues, of course.
It’s not ready for the basketball court yet, though.
Cleveland’s World Series loss may be a victory after all.
It’s the latest in a series of moves the chipmaker has made into sports and VR.
FanDuel CEO Nigel Eccles would become chairman of the new company.
Superstitions are universal, and reveal a key conflict in how we think.
The two fantasy sports sites are in serious talks, according to sources.
The “mobile view” option will debut this season as an option for League Pass video subscribers.
Did the team’s owner just suggest there’s an acceptable level of domestic violence?
They won’t be free, but they will be ad-free.
Kaepernick wouldn’t have to take a knee if Americans had listened to black athletes before him.
The Notorious RBG admits she didn’t know what Kaepernick’s protest was about when she called it “dumb.”
For Kaepernick, calling his protests “dumb” is a way to “sidestep the real issue.”
A Q&A with Oregon’s Jeff Merkley.
The Notorious RBG is the latest Colin Kaepernick critic.
“I think I’m a good-hearted psycho.”
You might think you’ve seen movies like it before, but you should see it anyhow.
The president tried to find middle ground, and missed the point.