Read what really makes Roger Federer's legacy intriguing. Watch the WNBA finals.
What to Read This Weekend |
 | | Roger Federer announced Thursday that he would retire from competition.Asanka Brendon Ratnayake for The New York Times |
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Roger Federer's moves made even blowout matches worthy of watching. And the moments in which he fell short made his legacy even more intriguing. |
"His game was a visual feast, suitable for framing, but the player was flesh-and-blood vulnerable and all the more relatable for it despite all the millions in the Swiss bank," Christopher Clarey writes. |
Read the full article here. |
What to Watch This Weekend |
 | | Tom Brady has not beaten the Saints in four regular-season starts as quarterback of the Buccaneers.Nathan Ray Seebeck/USA Today Sports, via Reuters |
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On Sunday, watch the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the New Orleans Saints (1 p.m., Fox). Tom Brady has been shut out only three times in his career, the last time coming against the Saints last season in a 9-0 loss. Then watch the Cincinnati Bengals at the Dallas Cowboys (4:25 p.m., CBS). Joe Burrow is coming off a dreadful performance — four interceptions, seven sacks and a lost fumble — in an overtime loss to the Steelers and will be looking to get Cincinnati back on track. |
The Connecticut Sun kept their W.N.B.A. championship dreams alive after overpowering the Las Vegas Aces in Game 3 on Thursday night. But the Aces can clinch with a victory in Game 4 on Sunday in Connecticut (4 p.m., ESPN). |
The EuroBasket tournament, the championship of Europe for men's national basketball teams, is being played for the first time since 2017, and it attracts most of the region's best players. ESPN+ is streaming the games in the U.S.; the final is at 4:20 p.m. on Sunday. |
The group stage of the Davis Cup continues into the weekend. The U.S. team has had a strong showing so far, beating Kazakhstan 2-1 on Thursday. They face the Netherlands on Saturday morning (9 a.m., Tennis Channel) and hope to advance to the quarterfinals in November. |
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