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May 1, 2012
The Business of Baby Sports
An overemphasis on youth sports can harm kids, Mark Hyman has found, but it can be a boon for a surprisingly wide range of businesses.
Sports
April 30, 2012
Dog Days
Josh Dean tracked dog shows for his inside look at the sometimes wacky subculture, including an uncomfortably close look at the breeding game.
Sports
April 30, 2012
In Defense of Sports (and Figure Skating)
Matt Wasowski is on a quest to defend sport from its critics, though even he has trouble defending the slow pace of baseball, and the Brooklyn Nets.
Sports
April 18, 2012
Cracking the Celebrity Profile Code
Gawker's managing editor Emma Carmichael shares her take on gender-byline bias.
Sports
April 2, 2012
The War Is Over, but the Work Isn't
Having asserted their dominance over their backwards-looking doubters, baseball numbers guys Steven Goldman and Jay Jaffe seek to answer the unanswerable.
Sports
April 2, 2012
A Ballpark Birthday
In honor of Fenway's 100th anniversary, writer Glenn Stout went deep into the microfilm and found some myths needing debunking.
Sports
April 2, 2012
And the Game Played On
A 33-inning minor-league baseball game from three decades ago captivated New York Times columnist Dan Barry's imagination.
Sports
February 27, 2012
The Boeheim Brand of Basketball
Jim Boeheim left behind the family burial business, but his biographer Scott Pitoniak says the legendary Syracuse coach learned how to compete from his father.
Sports
February 27, 2012
Revisiting His Coach
Ira Berkow, after decades of covering other sports figures, checked back in with his college-basketball coach and learned new lessons. The former New York Times columnist has many more writing projects in the works.
Sports
February 27, 2012
Better Than Cinderella
ESPN writer Gene Wojciechowski takes a look twenty years back to the greatest college-basketball game in history.
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