The Numbers Say Dirk for MVP!
The NBA season is less than 4 weeks old but analyzing the play by play data from each game enables us to obtain many interesting insights.
The media needs to stop glamorizing the violent aspects of the NFL game. As this week's headlines on head trauma suggest, this is bigger than football.
The NBA season is less than 4 weeks old but analyzing the play by play data from each game enables us to obtain many interesting insights.
In light of the team's decline since the departure of Kelly, Smith and Thomas, my 50-year Buffalo Bills loyalty is just about spent. Buffalo has become almost irrelevant as an NFL member.
A ruthless manufacturer could make three million fake Thierry Henry tops with a new endorsement and sell them to every man, woman and child in Ireland. They won't forget the Hand of Henry: the Irish memory is long.
Ireland's demand is rejected that their World Cup qualifying loss to France be replayed. France won the game thanks to a handball. Baseball umpires are relieved that for once it wasn't their fault.
Thierry Henry's career has been a remarkable one. He's won titles in France, England and Spain, as well as the World Cup. But with two touches, he turned a world of admirers into enemies.
Here's the lowdown on what went down in the District this week, as folks inside the beltway continued to prove you don't necessarily have to have winning sports teams to have interesting sports teams.
As expected, the baseball cognoscenti has gone ga-ga for Tyler Kepner's New York Times piece on AL Cy Young winner Zack Greinke. And why not?
The fans fortunate enough to be on hand at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas last Saturday night bore witness to boxing's best absolutely dismantling an over-matched Miguel Cotto.
You know what is really amazing about football? You can learn new things about the game every time you watch.
It is tiring to hear enlightened men describe themselves as "supporters" of women's sports as if they are charitable donors.
Post-concussion syndrome, an under reported sports-related condition, now has some renowned football players saying that, if they could do it all over again, they would not have played in the first place.
Looking forward to the World Cup, Denmark outplayed the US, did a good job of controlling the midfield, and took advantage of some shambolic defending. Here's what to make of the results.