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June 28, 2006
Sticking Up for the Refs
American ref Aaron Corman talks to Gelf about his World Cup blog, why we need to lay off the refs, and which rules changes could improve soccer.
Zooming In
June 19, 2006
The Ghana-Israel Connection
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this World Cup edition: An inappropriate booty call; a controversial Israeli flag; and a Brazilian soccer diaspora.
Sports
April 20, 2006
My Two Years With Barry Bonds
Jeff Pearlman talks to Gelf about his new biography of Barry Bonds, why book promotion can be fun, why he's drawn to baseball's fringe characters, and why the author shares in the blame for baseball's steroids scandal.
Sports
March 29, 2006
Roger Clemens, Come Home
The wounds have healed. It's time for Boston's best pitcher to end his career where it began.
Books
March 19, 2006
Journey to 'Fantasyland'
Author Sam Walker tells Gelf about his obsessive ride through the fantasy-baseball scene.
Sports
March 1, 2006
Grading Olympic Predictions
Gelf reviews several publications' pre-Torino medal predictions and finds—suprisingly—that the US Team met the pundits' expectations.
Media
November 10, 2005
An Interview With Warren St. John
The author of Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer talks to Gelf about working for the New York Times, Alabama football, and why sports fundamentalism is OK.
Sports
August 1, 2005
Caught Stealing
Baseball players and politicians have more in common than giant heads.
Sports
May 26, 2005
The Drag Racer Who Sold His Engine to the Army
For former rebel Tony Schumacher, an Army sponsorship means he's now a recruiter as well as a driver.
Sports
April 22, 2005
George Weah in Diploma-Mill Scandal
For the African Footballer of the Century, the Liberian presidency is no longer a sure shot.
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