Canadian Men to Meet Spain in Davis Cup Final

By BY CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports Canada’s men are in the tennis final for the first time, another sports triumph for the country just months after Bianca Andreescu’s singles win at the United States Open.https://nyti.ms/2OeyRJV

At New Davis Cup Finals, a Quiet Reception for Some Longtime Powers

By BY CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports Spain, the home team, drew a great crowd to the main court, but the United States and Australia — winners of more Davis Cups than any other nations — played on much smaller, quieter stages.https://nyti.ms/335udSO

Mardy Fish Named U.S. Davis Cup Captain

By REUTERS from NYT Sports Fish will lead the team into a new era for the competition, which has been overhauled into an 18-team event held in one week.https://nyti.ms/2FlCTgu

As Davis Cup Changes Format, U.S. Will Seek New Captain

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from NYT Sports Jim Courier is stepping down after eight years as the U.S. Davis Cup captain, less than two weeks after the Americans lost to Croatia, 3-2, in the semifinals.https://nyti.ms/2Nbe5HG

Argentina and Britain Gain Berths Into New Davis Cup Finals

By REUTERS from NYT Sports Argentina and Britain, recent winners of the Davis Cup, were given wild cards on Wednesday to compete in next year’s finals of the revamped competition.https://nyti.ms/2DJgBWb

Radical Changes to Davis Cup Will Be Up for Vote This Week

By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports An I.T.F. proposal would transform the annual season-long men’s team competition into a two-week event.https://nyti.ms/2B9nEWH

A Davis Cup Overhaul and a World Team Cup Revival Add Up to Tennis Excess

By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports “One’s going to end up swallowing the other eventually,” Milos Raonic, the Canadian star, said of the two team events.http://nyti.ms/2Dxv3Ln