Novice - Šport (angleščina)

The Warriors Likely Won’t Be the Last Stop on Chris Paul’s N.B.A. Journey
17. April 2024 (15:39)
Paul plans to play a 20th N.B.A. season next year, but it’s unclear which team he will represent. (New York Times)
Ippei Mizuhara’s Gambling Case Exposes a Greater Problem in Sports
17. April 2024 (15:39)
The texts from Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter have reminded former sports gambling addicts of a familar feeling of obsession. (New York Times)
N.F.L. Teams Know the Best Way to Draft. So Why Aren’t They Doing It?
17. April 2024 (15:39)
Only a few franchises are curious enough to think differently, and even fewer are disciplined enough to act differently. (New York Times)
How LeBron James and the Lakers Earned a Meeting With the N.B.A. Champions
17. April 2024 (15:39)
New Orleans’s Zion Williamson had a career night in his first postseason game. It wasn’t enough to get past the Lakers, as Los Angeles advanced in the play-in tournament after a 110-106 win. (New York Times)
Is the Wrexham ‘Fairytale’ From Reynolds and McElhenney Good or Bad for Soccer?
17. April 2024 (15:39)
Another promotion has led to criticism and questions from fans and owners of other clubs. (New York Times)
How a Major League Bat Boy Became One of Hockey’s Most Powerful Executives
17. April 2024 (15:39)
From the World Series to the Stanley Cup finals, Florida Panthers General Manager Bill Zito has taken an unusual journey to the top of the sports world. (New York Times)
The Questions That Need to Be Answered Ahead of the Paris Olympics
17. April 2024 (15:39)
With 100 days to go, there are problems that still exist ahead of the biggest sporting event of the summer. (New York Times)
Who Won the W.N.B.A. Draft? Caitlin Clark Wasn’t the Only Prize.
17. April 2024 (15:39)
It was a franchise-changing day for the Indiana Fever, but other teams also earned high grades for their picks. (New York Times)
Can Caitlin Clark Catalyze a Spike in W.N.B.A. Fandom?
15. April 2024 (16:19)
At Iowa, the star’s impact was even greater than her resumé. Will that translate to the W.N.B.A.? (New York Times)
Scottie Scheffler’s Display of Greatness at the Masters Is Worth Cherishing
15. April 2024 (16:19)
The true source of Scheffler’s dominance rests between his ears, a columnist for The Athletic writes. (New York Times)