Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning The Athletic across Football, Hockey, Baseball.
From weed‑choked dirt to a virtual simulation, the revival of North Wilkesboro Speedway showcases how a legendary driver's vision reshaped a piece of racing heritage.
From a national championship at LSU to a high‑profile draft selection, Derek Curiel's rapid ascent is reshaping expectations for the next generation of Tigers alumni.
With unanimous support from Africa, Asia and South America, Gianni Infantino faces little resistance as he eyes a third mandate, while the USMNT’s Folarin Balogun episode recedes.
Major League Soccer is targeting a $400‑$500 million annual media‑rights valuation after its Apple TV contract expires, but must navigate a crowded market of established leagues and a new domestic challenger.
The Houston Astros sent Lance McCullers Jr. and Colton Gordon to the Milwaukee Brewers for Jadyn Fielder, son of Prince Fielder, in a move that clears payroll and adds a high‑upside prospect.
Gotham FC’s record‑breaking crowd at the Queens Classic illustrates the surging popularity of women’s professional soccer in New York and the club’s ambition to embed itself in a dedicated stadium.
Major League Soccer plans to more than double its annual media rights revenue by 2029, but faces stiff competition from established leagues and uncertainty over audience reach.
The Athletic’s annual evaluation of NHL contracts highlights Patrick Kane’s Chicago return, the Hughes brothers’ reunion hopes, and fresh prospects like Oliver Bjorkstrand, while also shedding light on team strategies and player movements.
Joe Rexrode of The Athletic examines how universities are branded as basketball or football schools, revealing unexpected classifications and highlighting Stanford's unique 'everything school' status.
Cam Schlittler, a former Boston resident now leading the New York Yankees’ rotation, remains unperturbed by Red Sox fan criticism while the club fights for a postseason berth.
The Boston Bruins' offseason schedule is taking shape while trade rumors swirl around several key players, highlighting a dynamic period for the franchise and the league.
The Athletic's recent top‑20 ranking highlights Jacob Fowler's breakout season, his NHL call‑up, and the Montreal Canadiens' plans for a new era between the pipes.
The Athletic’s annual list of best and worst contracts spotlights Patrick Kane’s comeback with the Chicago Blackhawks, his potential chemistry with Connor Bedard, Sunny Mehta’s take on the Hughes brothers, and the ripple effects for the New Jersey Devils, Grand Rapids Griffins alumni, and the New York Rangers.
With 65 days until the Bruins open the season against the New York Rangers, Boston Hockey Now reveals the top prospects, trade chatter, contract developments, and the schedule that will shape the club’s campaign.
The Edmonton Oilers enter the 2026‑27 campaign with a three‑man rotation that could redefine the franchise’s defensive identity.
Hints and answers for puzzle No. 37 reveal the categories that link host‑nation champions, variations of ‘game’, types of balls and English top‑flight hat‑trick scorers, crafted by senior editor Will Jeanes.
With the season opener looming, analysts rank Clemson fourth in the ACC, while quarterback competitions and Dabo Swinney's future dominate headlines.
A look at the latest trade chatter, villain rankings, coaching ambitions and geopolitical notes that are capturing fans’ attention
Former Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic has spoken publicly for the first time in English about a chilling set of messages that warned him to stay away from Serbian football’s governing body or face dire consequences.
An overview of how the 2026 World Cup is shaping soccer culture, global connection, and the rise of new sports narratives.
LeBron James will earn less than $8 million over two seasons with the Philadelphia 76ers, while 292 players are projected to out‑earn him, including four former Alabama standouts.
The Anaheim Ducks announced that forward T. Terry will miss five to six months after hip surgery, while the San Jose Sharks reported that R. Reaves is out for the season with a hand injury. Insights from reporter Chris Johnston and analyst Sheng Peng shed light on the broader implications for both clubs.
For the first time in World Cup history, the winners of the 2026 final will receive championship rings, a move championed by FIFA as an American sporting tradition, with fans also able to purchase limited editions.
The New York Rangers and San Jose Sharks each announced that their respective forwards will miss the rest of the season, casting shadows over their line‑ups.