Why most of us believe that exercise makes us thinner—and why we're wrong.

The greatest baseball player in the world is about to lead the game’s most storied franchise to its thirteenth consecutive October in the playoffs. And then he might leave town. Inside A-Rod’s Endgame.

Why juicy, high-profile sexual-harassment cases aren’t good for feminists.

Ex-chub Met pitches for Weight Watchers.

50 years ago, the Dodgers left Ebbets Field for Los Angeles. Isn’t it time their ghosts left, too?

Gregg Leather, a cop from Staten Island, had a dream that maybe got a little out of hand: to assemble the best softball team on the planet. Meet the Gremlins.

Six ways to experience the U.S. Open without ever leaving Manhattan.

We asked the Wimbledon ladies champ—the first ever to receive the same jackpot as her male counterpart—to blow her prize money in a New York shopping spree.

The CBS tennis commentator, Davis Cup captain, former top-30 pro, Queens kid, brother of John, and possibly that guy you’ve seen hitting a ball against the wall in the park on Thompson and Spring, shares his tips on what to watch when you’re watching tennis.

Tryouts were held earlier this summer for the right to be one of the 250 ball people at the U.S. Open.