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- nick cafardo (Boston Globe)
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Articles Written by: ALAN SCHWARZ
Brain damage commonly associated with boxers and recently found in deceased N.F.L. players has been identified in a former college athlete who never played professionally, representing new evidence about the possible safety risks of college and perhaps ...
ANAHEIM, Calif. To its credit, baseball tends to overhype its managers far less than football and basketball do their coaches. Maybe it is because baseball games are generally won by players rather than particularly innovative tactics. Maybe it is ...
Keep up with the latest news on The Timess baseball blog.
In the opening game of the Angels’ division series against the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night, Figgins never reached base. Nobody else on the Angels, a team known for its derring-do on the ...
The player looked up woozily through his face mask at University of Florida medical personnel peering through, asking if he was O.K. He wasn’t. He had sustained a concussion, a serious one and it was going to be a very, very big deal.
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Alan Schwarz will be providing updates on Game 1 of the Red Sox-Angels division series game in Anaheim, Calif. You can also read the live scoreboard.
Update | 11:20 p.m. Both managers, Mike Scioscia and Terry Francona, emphasized in their pregame news ...
LOS ANGELES Don’t tell anyone in Colorado, where snow might fall on the Rockies and Phillies this weekend, but for all the talk of October baseball being a crucible, it’s more of a kiln. From Kirk Gibson limping to Joe Carter whooping to Bill Buckner ...
As debate over football’s long-term effects on players’ cognitive function continues among doctors and the National Football League, the discussion will soon move to Congress.
Discuss the Giants, Jets, fantasy and everything else N.F.L on the Timess ...
Discuss the Giants, Jets, fantasy and everything else N.F.L on the Timess pro football blog.
The study did not directly address two more immediate and societal concerns: Do today’s N.F.L. players face similar or worse long-term dangers, and to what ...
For the past decade, Brent Boyd, a former N.F.L. lineman who began experiencing memory loss and dementia-related symptoms in his 40s, has received relatively low payments from the National Football League’s disability plan because the plan-appointed ...
A study commissioned by the National Football League reports that Alzheimer’s disease or similar memory-related diseases appear to have been diagnosed in the league’s former players vastly more often than in the national population including a rate of 1 ...
