Dave Sime, Once the World’s Fastest Sprinter, Dies at 79An injury kept Sime out of the 1956 Olympics and bad luck cost him a gold medal in 1960; he became an ophthalmologist whose patients included Richard Nixon and Ted Williams.
from NYT > Sports http://ift.tt/1Snu6… Read MoreJake Arrieta and Cubs Have Biggest Gap in ArbitrationArrieta, the reigning N.L. Cy Young Award winner, asked for $13 million, and Chicago offered $7.5 million, the largest gap among 35 players in salary arbitration.
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… Read MoreN.B.A. Roundup: Nets Lose Again at Barclays Center as Trail Blazers RallyPortland overcame a 6-point deficit with a little under nine minutes left to send the Nets to their 11th loss in their last 12 home games.
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… Read MoreIn Life and on Field, Cardinals’ David Johnson Can Handle TrafficJohnson, a resplendent rookie running back, emerged from a challenging youth — and a job doing asbestos removal — to thrive in the N.F.L.
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… Read MoreNew England Is Abuzz (Oh, Is There a Game?)As seems to be the norm in the region around playoff time, strange doings have focused the discussion on the on- and offstage weirdness at Gillette Stadium.
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