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Gerald Marzorati began playing in his 50s. He got a book deal out of it—and a pretty good one-handed backhand.
That's the cry of a Sonoma Stompers broadcaster early last season, when Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller tried to take their baseball analytics into the dugout.
SI's Alexander Wolff looks at Obama through the lens of his basketball game.
ESPN Producer Justine Gubar gets up close with fan violence in Fanaticus.
Greg Prince has chronicled the ups and downs and ups of Mets fandom for over a decade.
The author opens up about his new collection of the work of the man who gave him his name, and then borrowed it.
Broadcaster Ed Lucas and his son Chris describe a life spent in baseball.
Mary Pilon examines the strange and hidden origins of America's favorite game.
Glenn Stout says sportswriting has never been better off. And he's in a position to know.
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