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Author Cecil Harris talks to Gelf about breaking the color barrier in the NHL, why the league hasn't yet found its Tiger Woods, and the NBA's perverse relationship with prison culture.
Computerized simulations have revolutionized games like backgammon. Can they do the same for America's favoriteand most statistically backwardsport?
The Wall Street Journal's Joshua Prager exposed treachery and secrets in the heart of America's favorite pastime in The Echoing Green. He tells Gelf how he got one of baseball's biggest stories ever, responds to his critics, and exposes his lust for baseball memorabilia.
Sports Illustrated's Jack McCallum wrote a book about his season on the bench of the Phoenix Suns. He tells Gelf why Steve Nash's race didn't win him the MVP award, what he really thinks of Charles Barkley, and why he'd like to see an NBA team in Vegas.
Donovan Ryan has become the world's foremost expert in naughty sports cards, including the infamous collectible with Bill Ripken holding a bat inscribed with "Fuck Face."
The Mets closer is 'writing' an exclusive column during the playoffs for the New York Post. Gelf is writing an exclusive column tearing it apart.
A former college sportscaster and future lawyer creates a ruckus by accusing ESPN of injecting right-wing politics into its broadcasts.
Penalty kicks decided the World Cup. Gelf talks to the man who has turned them from an art into a science.
Economist and soccer fan Ignacio Palacio-Huerta talks to Gelf about the Minimax strategy behind penalty kicks and why the most famous PK is called a "Panenka."
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