The Athletic: Sports News

The Athletic: Sports News

By The New York Times Company

  • Category: Sports
  • Release Date: 2016-09-02
  • Current Version: 13.85.0
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 133.56 MB
  • Developer: The New York Times Company
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.0 or later.
Score: 4.8
4.8196
From 234,010 Ratings
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Description

The Athletic app is the only daily news destination you need to keep up with the teams you care about. YEAR-ROUND COVERAGE OF ALL MAJOR TEAMS AND LEAGUES The Athletic covers hundreds of professional and college teams across football, hockey, basketball, soccer and beyond, both in the United States and internationally. Follow your favorites so you never miss a story. CONNECTIONS: SPORTS EDITION Play The Athletic’s daily game for sports fans. Can you find the common thread? DEDICATED SPORTS WRITERS Go deeper with in-depth, global coverage, exclusive stories and expert analysis from our award-winning newsroom of more than 400 sports journalists. Discover the top stories of the day, breaking news and live score updates, all from the biggest names in sports writing. 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

  • Love the content - don’t love the increasing ads

    4
    By Greg Her
    The writers and podcasters are excellent. I appreciate the quality of the content and simplicity of the app. However, more and more ads are being built into the experience including into the podcasts. And the ads are repetitive and not relevant. I expect a cleaner experience with limited ads when I am paying for access. The same podcasts are typically available without a subscription with the same ads.

  • Ads now in podcasts

    1
    By No dra shows
    They put ads in the podcasts. Might as well just listen on Spotify. Canceling subscription

  • Ads

    1
    By clay.moffatt
    Leaving a poor review for introducing ads to the podcasts in the app.

  • Renewals

    1
    By Action Jackson 1954
    The Athletic doesn’t alert you that you will automatically be renewed. If you don’t cancel by the anniversary date you are on the hook for the entire next year. No notice, no pro-ration. Pretty sneaky way to continue subscriptions. Sign of desperation to keep the numbers up so the Times doesn’t close this . I never refer to the Athletic and now I’m stuck for another year. DON’T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU!

  • Paid Subscriptions Cone With Ads Now?

    1
    By chicagodogs42
    As of this morning my podcast episodes come with ads even though I’m a paying subscriber. Might as well just drop my subscription and go listen on Spotify.

  • Terrible

    1
    By ya oy
    I’ve been charged for over a year on an account that isn’t even active, and every time I try to sign up on my ACTUAL ACCOUNT, the app crashes. So terrible

  • Podcast section doesn’t even work

    1
    By What You Need To Know1
    Do not subscribe to the athletic. the podcast section of the app does not currently work and even when it did it was constantly buggy. Not to mention they are now putting ads in paid subscribers podcasts. It actually takes MORE work for them to do that. Scummy company.

  • 30 min podcast has 15 mins of ads

    1
    By Carletonist
    Increasingly buggy by the day. New York Times ruining one of the few good things it does

  • Podcast Problems?

    2
    By Bredius
    At the time of this writing, the podcasts available through the app are displaying wrong episode lengths (9hrs instead of 50 min). Please fix! (Also, the pods have the commercials in them, which hasn’t been the case since I have had a subscription. (Also, extremely hard to report bugs. The options to submit reports are related to login and billing questions).

  • Stupid autoplay

    1
    By WSMFNP
    Was anyone actually asking to have video autoplay as they try to scroll down the articles? If I want to watch video I can hit the play button, I don’t need it shoved down my throat. Don’t try to reinvent the wheel, dummies.

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