Michael Powell

Drug testing in baseball is tougher these days, as are the penalties, but it is naïve to think doping might not be a factor in the power surge.

Another supposed savior is coming to Madison Square Garden, where James L. Dolan’s magic touch surely awaits.

Richardson, the former Panthers’ owner, will get a fine from the N.F.L. for his sexual harassment and racial slur that pales in comparison to what he earned from selling the team.

At the trade deadline, the Yankees figured out how to get better. The Mets focused more on convincing themselves that everything is fine.

The two best free agents on the market are stars who deserve big money. So what are they doing waiting by the phone as February nears?

Recruiting scandals typically focus on coaches and players, but in this latest one it was parents using sports to game the system.

Stephen Curry listless and ill? Andre Iguodala banged his head? No problem.

What is the significance of a victory over a Warriors team that had lost to injury two probable Hall of Fame players — Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant?

The Yankees’ fearsome lineup is learning what the statistics show clearly: Houston’s three aces get better as the innings pile up.

Public health experts decried the anti-lockdown protests as dangerous gatherings in a pandemic. Health experts seem less comfortable doing so now that the marches are against racism.