Two Olympians Need an Apology, Even if It Comes Years Too LateIn the 1968 Summer Olympics, John Carlos and Tommie Smith were suspended and sent home. Decades later, the U.S. Olympic Committee has yet to apologize.
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… Read MoreIn Aggressive Deadline Deal, Red Sox Bet on Drew Pomeranz and ThemselvesBoston activated Pomeranz on Sunday, sending veteran starter Clay Buchholz into the team’s bullpen. The Red Sox’ Sunday opponent, the Yankees, have yet to make a deadline decision.
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… Read MoreSaudi Arabia Will Send Four Women to the OlympicsThe announcement came separately from the kingdom’s selection of male athletes. Women in Saudi Arabia must obtain a man’s permission to travel.
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… Read MoreDissecting the Russian Doping InquiryWith a report from an independent investigator coming Monday morning, here is some background on the probe into allegations of state-sponsored cheating during the 2014 Sochi Games.
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… Read MoreYears of Punishing Waves Shaped a Rio Hero’s Olympic HopesPedro Solberg, a beach volleyball player from Brazil, qualified for the Rio Olympics after an inaccurate drug suspension ruined his chances for the London Games.
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