The Athletic: All Sports News

The Athletic: All Sports News

By The New York Times Company

  • Category: Sports
  • Release Date: 2016-09-02
  • Current Version: 13.137.1
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 171.39 MB
  • Developer: The New York Times Company
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 18.0 or later.
Score: 4.81232
4.81232
From 234,950 Ratings

Description

Keep up with the teams you care about with The Athletic app. Review sports news, scores and stats, and expert insights analysis for each league. Turn on notifications to get real time updates for basketball, football, soccer, hockey, baseball, and more. Get in depth with sports coverage when you can listen to exclusive podcasts and read breaking news stories on your favorite athletes and teams. Download today to stay up to date on your daily sports news. The Athletic Features: EXCLUSIVE SPORTS NEWS, INSIGHTS, AND ANALYSIS - Go deeper with in-depth, global coverage and exclusive sports news. - Our award-winning newsroom of more than 400 sports journalists. - Get exclusive access to expert sports insights and analysis. - Explore deeply-reported long reads and exclusive sports interviews. SPORTS SCORES AND STATS ON ALL MAJOR TEAMS AND LEAGUES - Discover the top sports stories of the day, breaking news and live score updates, all from the biggest names in sports writing. - Access exclusive coverage on professional and college teams across football, hockey, basketball, soccer and beyond, - Find sports updates for the United States and international sports. - Follow your favorites so you never miss sports scores or stats. UNMATCHED SPORTS PODCASTS: - Follow and listen to a variety of sports podcasts on your favorite leagues - Discover daily podcasts like “The Athletic Football Show”, “The Audible” and “No Dunks”. CONNECTIONS: SPORTS EDITION - Play The Athletic’s daily game for sports fans. - Group sports terms that share a common thread. STAY UP TO DATE ON YOUR SPORTS: - Keep track of which NFL teams are in contention for the playoffs and follow to see if the Eagles can remain on top. - Catch all the MLB action with live scores, breaking news and in-depth coverage to see if the Dodgers can repeat their World Series win. - Stay up to date on all NHL hockey scores, games and news for the Stanley Cup Defending Oilers. - Don’t miss any NBA highlights and news from this upcoming season and see if the Thunder can defend their NBA Championship win. - What school will reign supreme from March Madness to the NCAA Football Championships? Don’t miss a score or stat update. - Stay updated on every swing from the PGA Tour to see who can stay in the lead. - Who in the Big Six will triumph in the Premier League this year, and can Liverpool defend their title? - Follow Argentina, Spain and France as they compete for the FIFA World Cup next summer. - Stay up to speed on Formula 1, NASCAR, Indy Car, MotoGP and World Rally. Terms of Service: https://help.nytimes.com/hc/en-us/articles/115014893428-Terms-of-Service Privacy Policy: https://help.nytimes.com/hc/en-us/articles/10940941449492-The-New-York-Times-Company-Privacy-Policy

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Reviews

  • Control over notifications is significantly lacking

    2
    By Frank Lloyd Rice
    For many years, I've been able to configure push notifications in-app to suit my preferences perfectly. I set up notifications for the teams, sports and leagues that I enjoy following, and disallowed all other notifications. Recently they started giving push notifications for the Pulse Newsletter; theres no way to turn these off in the app. The thing that pushed me to make this review is that I've been getting intermittent push notifications about the World Cup, again with no way in app to turn them off. I think it's unreasonable to force users into receiving worthless notifications in order for them to receive the notifications that are actually wanted. I'll probably turn off notifications altogether at this point, which may eventually lead to cancelling my subscription since I suspect I'll read fewer articles as a result.

  • Saved Favorites

    5
    By rickydigital
    The Athletic is fantastic. A modern-day version of The National magazine. However, as of today favorites are disappearing? Please push a fix. Thank you

  • Unwanted notifications and no way to provide feedback

    1
    By RMHBoracay
    Every morning, the app pushes notifications for the “pulse newsletter” and sometimes also some big sports event, today it was “meet summer’s soccer stars”, even though I have no soccer teams/leagues flagged to follow. There are no settings to turn these notifications on/off. I only have notifications on for my teams. To make it worse, the feedback/contact link in the app directs to the NYT customer service page where there is chatbot that has no knowledge of the athletic app. Has been like this for months.

  • Unwanted Notifications

    1
    By Jason Clark
    I only want notifications for teams and leagues I follow. But every morning I get a notification for “The Pulse” newsletter which I cannot disable. This has been happening for months and still isn’t fixed. I’m about ready to uninstall the app.

  • NYT

    1
    By CB in AR
    Dropping this leftist agenda for anyone who will simply tell me the scores and the stories behind them. Been a subscriber from the early days, but sick of this.

  • Very glitchy app

    1
    By Mcmanaman1
    Slow load times

  • Amazing

    5
    By DartMonke1
    So much pro insight easy access to so many games well actually all games 5 stars love it

  • App forces you to dig through trash to read

    2
    By Fjci ikebengl
    Extremely cluttered ui makes it difficult to actually read articles. Users must navigate not only ads but 30 second videos that do nothing but read a headline of an actual article, on sports you don’t care about Please add a way to filter out sports you don’t want to read about as well as videos

  • Stop Feeding Us Videos

    1
    By Rush3715
    I subscribed to the Athletic for articles, not to doom scroll reels. Give us the option to remove them please.

  • Pretty much unusable

    1
    By Joe Ratasky
    Now that the app has added an advertisement between every other paragraph and a video that automatically plays between the other paragraphs, I can’t even get to the end of a story half the time without my phone completely freezing up.

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