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July 3, 2011
A Sport for Fathers and Neurotic Sons
Author Steve Friedman found frustration and father-son bonding on the golf course.
Sports
June 8, 2011
Deadspin's Biggest Fan at ESPN
Jemele Hill respects good sportswriting in all forms, even if in the future it's beamed directly into our brains.
Sports
June 8, 2011
Watching the Sports Media
Sports Illustrated's Richard Deitsch covers the sporting press. He tells Gelf what he thinks of his colleagues and some of his competitors.
Books
June 7, 2011
Putting Bristol on the Map
James Andrew Miller discusses his controversial new book and how ESPN became synonymous with sports.
Sports
May 28, 2011
Baseball's Beauty Beyond the Numbers
Alan Hirsch is hoping his new book helps foment a counterrevolution to the sabermetricians rallying under the Billy Beane banner.
Full article » | by Ted Berg
Sports
May 28, 2011
A Sportswriter Who Prefers Opera
Former New York Times columnist Robert Lipsyte shares memories from his career as a sportswriter who cares little for the games we pay to watch.
Sports
May 28, 2011
Babe Ruth's New Digs
Robert Weintraub looks back at a pivotal moment in New York baseball history, when the Bambino and the Giants did battle each fall for world supremacy.
Full article » | by Joseph Ax
Sports
May 2, 2011
Wall Street on the Diamond
Jonah Keri looks at the Rays' remarkable run and the financial minds who made it happen.
Sports
April 29, 2011
Fenway Park's Century
Harvey Frommer gives New England's baseball home a book with ambitions to match the ballpark's rich history.
Full article » | by Tom Flynn
Sports
April 29, 2011
Bobby Cox and Me
Basketball writer Lang Whitaker looks back on his life and finds it intertwined with the career of the longtime manager of his beloved baseball team.
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