NEW: Sports will no longer be part of The New York Times.
The newspaper is eliminating its sports desk and folding such coverage into The Athletic, the subscription-based sports outlet thepurchased last year.
. “At the same time, we will scale back the newsroom’s coverage of games, players, teams and leagues.”newsroom, named Steven Ginsberg as executive editor last year. Ginsberg was previously a managing editor at
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