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Episode 1 (Fixing Chris).
If I could relive a slice of my life on a weekly basis, I'd choose Federer vs. Nadal.
Osaka isn't the only WTA player to falter after rocketing up the rankings.
What does a man want?
Bodies in motion causes odd behavior.
Did the Washington Wizards make a smart move taking the Japanese forward with the ninth pick in the NBA draft?
Sports are supposed to be good for one’s character. I doubt that.
The U.S. women's national soccer team deserves pay raises immediately.
It’s a path for other prospects to consider.
Trash talking the sport's idols and throwing chairs isn't getting him any love.
It’s a divisive waste of time.
Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox, is the oldest active Major League ballpark in America.
Segregation, “greenies,” steroids, pitching mounds and expansion all impacted the sport.
There’s nostalgia in this reminder of my long-past youth.
There's no physical contact, but it's mental warfare.
Will this situation improve anytime soon?
Some parents say yes, others say no and the rest are conflicted.
Most college sports programs cost their schools millions of dollars.
Pirates mediocrity sends a fan to the hills for old sake’s sake.
Major League Baseball purports to take the issue seriously but continuously misses the point.
The Buck spent, a dysfunctional Baltimore Orioles franchise faces a long rebuild.
Silence at Camden Yards and Craig Kimbrel impersonating Fernando Rodney.
The ugly side of MLB’s 2018 season.
Treason, collusion and disappearing soccer balls.
Bowling like slap-happy amateurs.
Bulletin: money changes everything in sports.
Red Sox pitch great, hit lousy, but still win five of six at open of season.
Directed by Josh Begley. A short film from Field of Vision tracking NFL concussions during the 2017-18 season. Via Aeon.