Ed Lucas, Blind Baseball Chronicler, Is Dead at 82

By BY RICHARD SANDOMIR from NYT Sports Sightless since 12, he became a baseball columnist and a radio reporter. He had a unique ability to know where a ball was hit by the sound of the crack of the bat.https://nyti.ms/3qLS5dI

‘Inspiration Porn’: Paralympians Know It When They See It

By BY GWEN KNAPP from NYT Sports Athletes reject the idea that they should be admired just for coping with disabilities, and not also for what they’ve accomplished.https://nyti.ms/3DIqVZn

Goalball Teammates Set Paralympic Record for Longevity

By BY GWEN KNAPP AND CHANG W. LEE from NYT Sports Asya Miller and Lisa Czechowski, who have won three Paralympic medals as teammates, first competed together at the Sydney Games in 2000.https://nyti.ms/3zBIeZE

Goalball Teammates Set Paralympic Record for Longevity

By BY GWEN KNAPP AND CHANG W. LEE from NYT Sports Asya Miller and Lisa Czechowski, who have won three Paralympic medals as teammates, first competed together at the Sydney Games in 2000.https://nyti.ms/3gPcKaO

Running Blind, and Running Free

By BY MATTHEW FUTTERMAN from NYT Sports A blind runner issued a challenge to technologists last year to find a way for him to run safely without a guide. They did.https://nyti.ms/3azeh2t

He Calls Baseball Games by Ear. Without Fans, His Job Is a Lot Harder.

By BY JAMES WAGNER from NYT Sports Enrique Oliu, a blind radio broadcaster for the Tampa Bay Rays, relies on crowd noise and on-field sounds to do his job. This season, he’s had to adjust more than anyone.https://nyti.ms/3hky31p