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December 16, 2013
Life After Inventing the Jump Hook
Billy "The Hill" McGill was once the first overall pick in the NBA draft, but it was downhill from there.
Books
December 16, 2013
Living on the Cut Line
Writer Paul Shirley tells Gelf about the trials and tribulations of being one of top 500 basketball players in the world.
Sports
November 13, 2013
When the Sons of Eddie Break Through the Line
Sam Freedman's new book revisits the incredible 1967 football season when the players and coaches of Florida A&M and Grambling battled for supremacy on the football field and equality off of it.
Sports
October 9, 2013
Making Sense of A-Rod
Michael O'Keeffe of the New York Daily News I-Team sorts through the baffling legal case of Alex Rodriguez.
Sports
October 8, 2013
Where the Players Rule
Professor Daniel Gilbert explains the source of the MLBPA's considerable power—its stars.
Sports
September 11, 2013
The Days of Awe and Baseball
Howard Megdal ranks all the Jews in MLB history in The Baseball Talmud.
Sports
September 11, 2013
Examining the Games He Once Played
Robert Podhurst, an athlete-turned-sociologist, has a unique take on his field.
Books
September 11, 2013
Choosing the Chosen Jocks
Marc Tracy discusses how the figures of varying athletic abilities in the book Jewish Jocks were selected.
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Books
August 7, 2013
Creating Order from Soccer's Chaos
David Sally and Chris Anderson use advanced analytics to poke, prod, and disrupt thinking about how soccer works.
Books
August 7, 2013
Maybe They're Born With It
Author David Epstein examines what genes control in athletics—and what they don't.
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