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March 4, 2007
The Quickie Way to Follow Sports
Dan Shanoff gets up early so you don't have to. The longtime writer of 'The Daily Quickie' lays out his vision for sports media.
Sports
March 3, 2007
Sports Bloggers' Benevolent King
Deadspin editor Will Leitch dispenses 'cheeky,' self-deprecating commentary on athletes and the broadcasters who love them.
Sports
March 3, 2007
Mets Bloggers Who Can't Wait for Next Year
Jason Fry and Greg Prince write passionately about a diehard baseball fan's annual rites of joy and frustration. In an interview, they explain what drives their work.
Sports
February 15, 2007
From Jordan to Israel
Former Baltimore hoops phenom Tamir Goodman—the original Jewish Jordan—is adjusting to life as the only Orthodox player in the Israeli professional leagues.
Full article » | by Adam Rosen
Sports
February 5, 2007
The Dwyane Wade of Sportswriting
Sports Illustrated senior writer Scott Price discusses his Sportsman of the Year subject Dwyane Wade, layoffs at SI, the Duke lacrosse case, and baseball in Cuba.
Books
February 2, 2007
Boxing's Forgotten Champ
Writer Jack Cavanaugh talks about Gene Tunney, history's 'brainiest' heavyweight champion and twice a victor over Jack Dempsey.
Sports
January 19, 2007
Finding Her Place
Katie Hnida discusses the highs and lows of her quest to become the first woman to play D-I football.
Sports
January 8, 2007
Razor Ruddock, Inventor
The former heavyweight challenger has put away his boxing gloves and put on a lab coat.
Books
January 1, 2007
Basketball's Forgotten Legend
Joe Lapchick was a star in the earliest years of pro basketball, coached successfully at St. John's, helped integrate the NBA—and is mostly forgotten today. His biographer talks about his eight-year project to revive Lapchick's name.
Books
January 1, 2007
A Quiet Football Visionary
For the New York Giants' first 81 years, Wellington Mara played a host of invaluable roles. He also helped establish the NFL's pre-eminence. His biographer tells Gelf about Mara's life and legacy.
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