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May 22, 2008
The Duffer Chronicles
David Owen once thought golf was uncool. Then he tried it out, and his life, and golf writing, have never been the same.
Books
April 29, 2008
From Cripple to Workhorse to Legend
Dan Patch's rise to the top of harness racing was stunning and meteoric. Then he was forgotten. A new book restores his name to its rightful place above Seabiscuit's.
Books
April 29, 2008
The Unwitting Father of Sports Blogging
Steve McKee talks to Gelf about his proto-blog and about his memoir of his father's death from heart disease.
Sports
April 2, 2008
The Simon Templar of Sports
Stefan Fatsis makes sportswriting personal, with a dive into the world of competitive Scrabble, an ode to his beloved baseball glove, and a foray into professional football kicking.
Sports
April 2, 2008
Baseball's Adolescence
Cait Murphy flashes back a century, to the crazy 1908 season, when a baseball executive suffered a mental breakdown, Merkle messed up, and the Cubs won it all.
Sports
April 2, 2008
Sixty Feet and Six Inches From Clemens
Baseball writer Jonathan Mayo tells Gelf about profiling Clemens through the men who have faced him, and why the Mitchell Report isn't mentioned in his book.
Sports
March 12, 2008
Tamir Goodman Comes Back Home
Tamir Goodman, the original "Jewish Jordan," has returned from Israel to play ball in America.
Full article » | by Adam Rosen
Sports
March 4, 2008
Where Sport Isn't a Day Job
In Ireland, hurling and Gaelic football are amateur through their highest levels. An American journalist immersed himself in the games to seek a renewed love of writing.
Sports
March 4, 2008
The National Pastime's Pugilistic Side
Baseball's biggest brawls get book treatment.
Sports
March 2, 2008
Ink-Stained Investigators
New York Daily News sportswriters have broken some of the biggest stories on steroids in baseball. They say the doping era, and their coverage of it, is far from over.
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