With Baseball Stamps, It Ain’t Over Until the Rights Issues Clear

By BY ROB NEYER from NYT Sports Yogi Berra is the first player in nine years to appear on a U.S.P.S. stamp. Despite many deserving candidates — including Henry Aaron — it could be a long wait before we see another.https://nyti.ms/3hlJeZK

A Brooklyn Artist Wants Sports Fans to Wear Their Names

By BY BEN OSBORNE from NYT Sports A Brooklyn artist uses sports iconography to commemorate Trayvon Martin, George Floyd and other Black victims of violence.https://nyti.ms/3uodok2

Soccer Samples Streetwear and Loves the Fit

By BY RORY SMITH from NYT Sports Juventus reimagined its look, P.S.G. partnered with Jordan Brand, and now Arsenal and Inter Milan are following suit. But soccer’s interest in design has little to do with the sport.https://nyti.ms/2PKrNIc

Trail Blazers’ Game-Day Posters Are Often First Shot Against Opponents

By SCOTT CACCIOLA from NYT Sports Sometimes playful, sometimes poignant, the posters drawn by local artists take aim at opponents and play up Portland’s aesthetic.https://nyti.ms/2QBj8aT

A Work of Art at the French Open, Created One Name and Score at a Time

By KURT STREETER from NYT Sports For 19 years, Virginie Dollat has been painting the singles draw on a large wall on the Roland Garros grounds.https://nyti.ms/2JgP8xf

In the N.B.A., the Court and the Canvas Are Increasingly Intertwined

By MIKE VORKUNOV from NYT Sports N.B.A. players, past and present, have become art collectors, in part out of enthusiasm, in part as an investment, in part to have something to pass on to the next generation.https://nyti.ms/2qgyMIB