Win vs. El Salvador Has USMNT Flipping Toward World Cup
A narrow, deserved triumph in the Ohio cold won't garner style points, but the three points in the standings, thanks to another fullback contribution, will do the trick.
While Not an Offensive Coach, Eberflus Was the Bears’ Best Fit
In hiring the well-decorated Colts defensive coordinator, the Bears showed sometimes choosing the best available coach is better than the quarterback guru.
76ers Should Be Careful Not to Waste Joel Embiid’s Brilliance
If Daryl Morey can trade Ben Simmons for a valuable piece, Philadelphia could vault itself among the NBA’s true title contenders.
Hackett Is a Great Hire Even Without Rodgers
It's a fun idea that an MVP would follow his old coach across the country, but it’s far from the only reason for Broncos fans to be excited.
Beyond the Pedigree: The Blueprint for Tim Weah’s Rise
The son of a soccer legend, he has stayed grounded on his personal path toward becoming a key part of the U.S.’s resurgence, even when injuries detoured him.
Meet Team USA: Beijing Olympics
A group of 222 athletes from around the country will compete at the Winter Games, where a total of 109 events in 15 disciplines across seven sports on snow and ice will be held—in a bubble, under COVID-19 protocols—across 12 competition venues in China. From fresh faces to familiar ones, here are some of the U.S. men and women who will be going for gold in Beijing.
The Defense Strikes Back
NBA defenders are rejoicing over a new rule change, but how long will the good times last?
Serving All of L.A. Is a Lofty Mission, but Nichol Whiteman Is Up for the Task
With youth programs and family resources, the CEO of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation is ensuring her community thrives, especially through the pandemic.
