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Thomas Hauser, a veteran chronicler of the sport, brings its back rooms and back story to his new novel.
The veteran boxing writer is still throwing punches, and colorfully, while chronicling the sport, in two new books and in his new favorite arena, online.
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Gary Andrew Poole profiles the man who might be the sport's last great hope.
Gelf turns a Bill James concept into a new March Madness tournament.
John Eisenberg revisits the coaching legend's first season in Green Bay, when he was a mere coach, and one with flaws.
Doug Merlino reunited with members of his eighth-grade basketball team, made of up rich white kids and poor black kids. He found that for many, the experience changed their lives.
Jon Wertheim played the sportswriter role in his new book, 'Freakonomics' for the athletic set. He tells Gelf what he'd like to analyze for the sequel.
A new ESPN poll finds that it depends where you ask.
New York's sports reading series celebrates its fifth anniversary, and the launch of founder Dan Shanoff's site Quickish, with a lineup of over a dozen sportswriters. Here's what they have to saybrieflyabout a host of sports issues.
Finding meaning in ESPN's SportsNation Super Bowl poll.
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