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Unfair MLB Draft Must Go

By Tom Hoff September 27, 2013

The MLB playoffs are just around the corner, but before we all get caught up in the excitement of the pennant races, there’s one more important issue surrounding Major League Baseball that I think should...

Case of UCLA Star Boils Down to Race

By Tom Hoff February 15, 2013

Last Thursday, UCLA defeated Washington on a last-second shot from Larry Drew II, heroics that were followed by heralded freshman Bruin Shabazz Muhammad — who was clapping and crying for the ball at...

CURRAN | Puzzling Hoyas Defy Odds

By Pat Curran January 25, 2013

Does any team anger the Vegas oddsmakers like Georgetown does? This season’s Hoyas have gone from brilliant to miserable and back to brilliant time and again, sometimes in less than a week. Last weekend,...

For Te’o, Armstrong, Deceit Trumps Crime

By Peter Barston January 25, 2013

My father still finds the time to remind me of life lessons. Eat your vegetables. Get your exercise. Do well in school. His favorite saying, though, is a little more profound: “The cover-up is always...

On Fans’ Double Standards

By Tom Hoff January 25, 2013

After the Baltimore Ravens’ victory over the Patriots in the AFC Championship Game, Ray Lewis is continuing to make waves — and not just because of the impending retirement of an all-time great. Rather,...

Despite Payroll, Barca Keeps Fans

By Arik Parnass October 23, 2012

It’s easy to hate the New York Yankees. In American sports, the teams that spend the most money tend to provoke the most animosity. The “Evil Empire” is the most blatant example: If you’re not...

Beltran’s Success Should Give Slugger Redemption

By Arik Parnass October 15, 2012

For Washington, a Game 5 elimination after a 6-0 lead was as heartbreaking as defeats come. For me, the game, the comeback and the series held a different significance. The fall of 2004 was a rough time...

Video Games Offer MLS Publicity Coup

By Arik Parnass October 2, 2012

There was an article published recently on ESPN.com that recounted how hip-hop star Snoop Dogg (now Snoop Lion) became a soccer fan. While traveling in Europe a decade ago, the rapper’s “Madden”...

Media Personalities Drive ESPN Culture

By Nick Fedyk October 2, 2012

We make them, bet on them, switch them and swear by them. The Giants will upset the Patriots. The Nationals will win the World Series. The world will end in 2012. Some predictions are reasonable, some...

Healthy Griffin Needed For Skins Trade to Show Results

By Corey Blaine September 27, 2012

Robert Griffin III stepped onto FedEx Field for his first regular season home game last Sunday amidst overwhelming fanfare. Fireworks were set off, and the entire crowd of rabid Redskins fans erupted into...

One-and-Done Strategy Toys With Fans’ Hearts

By Evan Hollander April 16, 2012

When I visited Central Kentucky for my annual pilgrimage to the beautiful Keeneland Race Course last weekend, the couches had long since stopped burning and the Wildcats’ blue-chip recruits were preparing...

Cincy Back in the Spotlight

By Corey Blaine April 13, 2012

When the Cincinnati Reds’ miraculous playoff run in 2010 began with an Aug. 10 brawl against the St. Louis Cardinals, the team announced with their actions that they had entered the upper echelon of...

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