A year ago at this time, Maria Sharapova was sitting out the U.S. Open, getting checked by doctors and having tests on the surgically repaired right shoulder that has troubled her off and on. On Wednesday, Sharapova found herself down by a set and
I parked my car on the park lawn and took a jammed U.S. Open bus that cut down a park walking path. A soccer ball bounced loose from a nearby field, and the driver, to her credit, immediately brought the bus to a stop. Behind me, an I'm-a-very
NEW YORK (AP) — Once a sure bet to stick around for a while at Grand Slam tournaments, Sloane Stephens suddenly can't even win there. The 21-year-old American had her earliest loss at the U.S. Open, upset in the second round Wednesday by
Chris Evans Relaxes in the Heineken House During the US Open! Chris Evans takes some time to relax in the Heineken House during the 2014 US Open tennis tournament on Tuesday (August 26) in New York City.
Before she started covering the United States Open for the website Grantland, she watched from the nosebleed seats. “The closer you are,” she said, “the more you see the different speeds, the different ways of hitting the ball, the different spins, the