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May 1, 2007
When Jesse Owens Raced in Front of Hitler
For his new book, ESPN's Jeremy Schaap re-visits the surreal 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany, and the legendary feats of the US team's top performer.
Books
April 30, 2007
Jim Brown: Hall of Famer, Activist, Abuser
Biographer Mike Freeman attempts to understand and explain the football legend, civil-rights activist, and study in contrasts.
Sports
April 12, 2007
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Jeff Luckey thinks he's found the answer to an age-old question.
Sports
April 2, 2007
Missing the Expos
Jonah Keri is a stock-market writer by day and a sportswriter by night. Now that the Expos are no more, his favorite club is his fantasy team. And he has a soft spot for Barry Bonds.
Sports
April 2, 2007
A Voice Above All Others
Sportscaster Mel Allen was at the top of his profession. Then, he lost everything, and climbed back. His friend and biographer explains why he thinks Allen 'was the best ever to call the game.'
Sports
April 2, 2007
Baseball in 17 Syllables or Less
Baseball's Poetry/Isn't Found in Limericks/Look to the Haiku
Sports
April 2, 2007
A Sabermetric Scribe
Steven Goldman of Baseball Prospectus talks about the chase for 756, the impact of 'Moneyball,' and why Don Mattingly made him a baseball fan.
Sports
March 4, 2007
Chronicling the Seamier Side of Sports
Matt Ufford's love of sports and beautiful women, combined with a legendary comment by Chris Berman, has led to a paid gig as the acerbic writer of With Leather.
Sports
March 4, 2007
Baseball's Unofficial Chat Room
Sports fans aren't generally privy to the private conversations of MLB players. So, in a feat of twisted brilliance, The Dugout's writers imagine what Barry Bonds (screenname:LicensetoPills) and his colleagues might say to each other in an online chat.
Sports
March 4, 2007
ESPN's Newest NBA Writer
Henry Abbott's dogged reporting for TrueHoop, including a yearlong investigation of a shadowy basketball figure, landed him a job at the biggest company in sports media.
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