Keeping ScoreBaseball
Bud Selig’s Long Goodbye
Baseball’s commissioner announced he will retire in 2015. His tenure will always be overshadowed by the steroid era he oversaw
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America’s Great Sailing Comeback Is Almost Complete
Drama, intrigue and some very fast boats at the America’s Cup
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Rashad Johnson Gives Football a Middle Finger
The Arizona Cardinals player found part of his finger in a glove during Sunday’s game. He may be back on the field sooner than you think
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Some Tips For Youth Sports Parents
A new book acts as a resource.
Keeping ScoreBaseball
The Oakland A’s Are In First. But They Still Stink.
Oakland’s stadium has some serious sewage problems. And it’s spilling into the wrong places.
Keeping ScoreFootball
The Science of Sound: How Seattle Got So Darn Loud
Canopies, aluminum benches and bunched-up seating helped explain the home-field advantage for the Seahawks
Keeping ScoreCollege Sports
Texas A&M-Alabama: Inside College Football’s Supercharged Economy
From tailgating to sponsorships to early-morning beer sales, college football Saturdays are a carnival of commercialism. Except for the actual players.
Keeping ScoreBaseball
If Derek Jeter Wants to Limp Around, Let Him Limp Around
Why do we insist that athletes “go out on top?” If they can work, why shouldn’t they?
Keeping ScoreCollege Sports
For CBS, ‘Johnny Cam’ Drives the Manziel Mania
During Saturday’s ridiculously hyped showdown between No. 1 Alabama and No. 6 Texas A&M, one camera will record Johnny Manziel’s every move. Please, let’s not complain about it
Keeping ScoreCollege Sports
Money, Sex, Drugs, and Academic Fraud: Sports Illustrated Exposes Oklahoma State
Magazine begins searing five-part series on powerhouse college football program
Keeping ScoreOlympics
Three Big Issues Facing the Next Olympic Committee President
The Olympics need to get younger and go to new places. And Sochi is sure to be a headache.
Keeping ScoreTennis
The Only Question in Tennis That Matters: Can Rafa Catch Roger?
After Rafael Nadal’s brilliance against Novak Djokovic in the U.S. Open final, he looks like a pretty safe bet
Keeping ScoreOlympics
Olympic Politics Hurt Female Athletes
Wrestling is back in the Olympics, which is great. Softball, however, is still sidelined. Why that’s a bad call