Tiger Woods Concedes the Spotlight. ‘I’ve Had a Pretty Good Run.’

By BY BILL PENNINGTON from NYT Sports Best known for willing himself to victory, the winner of 15 major championships said he had no desire to do what would be necessary to win another on his surgically rebuilt right leg.https://nyti.ms/32CYnlM

He Helped St. Louis Land the Rams. He Squeezed the N.F.L. When They Left.

By BY JONATHAN ABRAMS AND KEN BELSON from NYT Sports How an N.F.L. insider turned into St. Louis’s best weapon against the league in the battle over the Rams’ relocation.https://nyti.ms/3I1ktih

Magnus Inc.: The Business of Being World Chess Champion

By BY DYLAN LOEB MCCLAIN from NYT Sports Winning is what made Magnus Carlsen a household name. But it is teaching and selling the game to others that has made him rich.https://nyti.ms/3FEMWbG

A Mexico City Basketball Team with N.B.A. Dreams Makes a Home in Texas

By BY SCOTT CACCIOLA from NYT Sports The Mexico City Capitanes, playing away from home because of the pandemic, are the first G League team in Mexico and an important part of the N.B.A.’s international expansion.https://nyti.ms/3HIIJ8F

A Mexico City Basketball Team with N.B.A. Dreams Makes a Home in Texas

By BY SCOTT CACCIOLA from NYT Sports The Mexico City Capitanes, playing away from home because of the pandemic, are the first G League team in Mexico and an important part of the N.B.A.’s international expansion.https://nyti.ms/3kXxMWU

The First Family of New Jersey Football

By BY KEVIN ARMSTRONG from NYT Sports Seventeen of the last 20 New Jersey state high school championships have featured a team coached by Mike Campanile or one of his four sons.https://nyti.ms/32c3Qjf

The First Family of New Jersey Football

By BY KEVIN ARMSTRONG from NYT Sports Seventeen of the last 20 New Jersey state high school championships have featured a team coached by Mike Campanile or one of his four sons.https://nyti.ms/3cqMu4e

Roger Federer to Miss Australian Open and All but Rules Out Wimbledon

By BY CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports Recovering from his fourth knee operation, Federer, at 40, has no illusions about winning a 21st major title. He wants to return for different reasons.https://nyti.ms/3ntz4KQ

Roger Federer to Miss Australian Open and All but Rules Out Wimbledon

By BY CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports Recovering from his fourth knee operation, Federer, at 40, has no illusions about winning a 21st major title. He wants to return for different reasons.https://nyti.ms/3Cs0mFY

This 18-Year-Old May Be the Key to America’s World Cup Hopes

By BY ANDREW KEH from NYT Sports Ricardo Pepi has played only four games for the U.S., but he provides the one thing his team needs most: goals.https://nyti.ms/3wDOE9Q

He Ran the First N.Y.C. Marathon. Next Week, He’ll Run the 50th.

By BY TALYA MINSBERG from NYT Sports Larry Trachtenberg is the only runner who ran the first New York City Marathon who is also racing this year’s event, the marathon’s 50th running.https://nyti.ms/3nLPoWi

Atlanta’s Sidelined Superstar Can Picture Himself Out There

By BY JAMES WAGNER from NYT Sports Ronald Acuña Jr. is disappointed that an injury has kept him out of the World Series. But, the All-Star outfielder said, “it’s my turn to be on the bench supporting my teammates.”https://nyti.ms/3nMJdl8

The Astros’ Secret Weapon? A Catcher Who Hit .172.

By BY JAMES WAGNER from NYT Sports Thanks to Martín Maldonado’s guidance of a pitching staff in flux, his status as one of the game’s worst hitters is irrelevant.https://nyti.ms/3vJJw3E

It’s Never Too Late to Climb That Mountain

By BY TIM NEVILLE from NYT Sports Dierdre Wolownick, whose son, Alex Honnold, is one of the world’s top rock climbers, ascended Yosemite’s El Capitan to celebrate her 70th birthday.https://nyti.ms/3mhyBLv

Eddie Rosario Is Looking Good

By BY SCOTT MILLER from NYT Sports An unheralded pickup at the trading deadline, Rosario has been on a tear, powering Atlanta through the playoffs. Can the M.V.P. of the N.L.C.S. keep it going?https://nyti.ms/2Zrt3VS

Ron Washington Has Atlanta Laughing (While It Learns)

By BY SCOTT MILLER from NYT Sports A coach’s loving and lively relationship with the Braves’ infielders is a key to their success. He’s holding out hope for a second chance to manage.https://nyti.ms/3ndfcdO

Klay Thompson Finally Found Love. With His Boat.

By BY SCOTT CACCIOLA from NYT Sports Injury woes sent Thompson, the Golden State guard, looking for solace. He found it on the water. No bananas allowed.https://nyti.ms/30Tacn9

In a Place He Never Thought He’d Be, and Thriving

By BY JAMES WAGNER from NYT Sports One of baseball’s feared hitters, the Houston Astros’ Yordan Alvarez grew up in Cuba believing he’d never need to learn English. His tape measure homers do his talking for him.https://nyti.ms/3CiNClT

Magic Johnson: le business, la NBA et son erreur avec LeBron

By BY JONATHAN ABRAMS from NYT Sports Johnson prédit le nom des prochaines grandes équipes rivales au sein de la N.B.A, et évoque son seul regret du temps où il dirigeait les Los Angeles Lakers.https://nyti.ms/3nhxHh3

Magic Johnson Talks Business, Basketball and a Big Mistake With LeBron

By BY JONATHAN ABRAMS from NYT Sports Johnson predicted the N.B.A.’s next great rivalry and said he has only one regret from his time running the Los Angeles Lakers.https://nyti.ms/3G42JSo