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Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Baseball Subscribe Log In Log In Today’s Paper Baseball | Christian Yelich on Life as an M.V.P. and Why He Never Guesses at the Plate Supported by ByTyler Kepner and James Wagner Jan. 28, 2019 A lot has changed for Christian Yelich in a year, especially since Nov. 15, when he was named the National League most valuable player. He has been on the road for nearly two weeks this winter, an off-season circuit of photo shoots, awards shows and interviews. On Saturday, he was in Manhattan to formally accept the M.V.P. plaque at the annual New York baseball writers’ dinner. Around this time last year, Yelich was a young and talented but not-so-well-known outfielder for the dysfunctional and eternally changing Miami Marlins. As part of a team fire sale, he was traded to the Milwaukee Brewers on Jan. 25, 2018. He produced a dazzling season, particularly in the … [Read more...] about Christian Yelich on Life as an M.V.P. and Why He Never Guesses at the Plate

Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Subscribe Log In Sports | For Women, a Year of Stunning Deeds and Wrenching Moments Global Sports It was a year of undeniable progress for women in sports, despite the revelations at the Larry Nassar trial. Sandi Morris, an American pole-vaulter, competing in Switzerland in August. Credit Credit Arnd Wiegmann/Reuters Supported by ByChristopher Clarey Dec. 19, 2018 It was a year of fitful but undeniable progress for women in sports as they ascended to places in the executive suite, in the commentary booth and on the awards podium they had never reached before. There was a decision to award equal prize money in professional surfing and moves to give equal pay to women’s and men’s national soccer teams in Norway and New Zealand, which will likely lead to others’ following suit. Women from South Korea and North Korea joined forces to compete in … [Read more...] about For Women, a Year of Stunning Deeds and Wrenching Moments

Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Auto Racing Subscribe Log In Subscribe Log In Today’s Paper Advertisement Supported by ByIan Parkes Oct. 10, 2018 LONDON — A new international motorsport series for women will begin next year, with the goal of finding the first female Formula One champion. Motorsports remain heavily dominated by men, not only behind the wheel but also in the pit lane, garage, workshop and laboratory. While women have had modest success in the top levels of Nascar and IndyCar racing in the past two decades, a female driver has not started a Formula One race since Lella Lombardi in 1976. The new W Series will be free to enter and aims not only to promote female drivers but also to steer girls and women into engineering and science careers. The series is the brainchild of Catherine Bond Muir, a British sports lawyer and corporate financier. She conceived the idea while on maternity leave … [Read more...] about Open-Wheel Racing Series for Women Will Start in 2019