As of this writing, it has been a remarkable September for sports viewing. Somewhat sadly, it has not been the in-person variety that I and most readers of this magazine prefer, but rather the stay-at-home, make-the-most-of-it sports viewing that is consistent with our current mode of life. Nevertheless, we have been treated to, among other […]
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There is no set formula for a sports venue to reach mythical status—“mythical” being defined as “I need to experience it before I die.” Some of the ingredients are tangible: longevity, success of the team that plays there, a history of signature games in the venue. But there are always intangibles as well. That’s what makes a foray […]
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Sports do not exist in a vacuum. Rather, they reflect the times and societies…
Bob Latham: Winners and Losers
The 2018 U.S Grand Prix outside Austin, Texas, once again proved itself to be…
The return of Andy Murray to tennis after a nearly year-long layoff because of injury has once again generated talk of the “Big Four.” I could make a case for there being a “Big One” in men’s tennis, or even a “Big Two.” My personal view is that there is a distinct “Big Three.” But […]
Continue ReadingBob Latham: Winners And Losers
The 2018 NHL Draft was true to the character of hockey…
Bob Latham: Winners And Losers
Three photos show the role
sports have had in civil rights…
Bob Latham: Winners And Losers
The first MLB Food Fest offers
a revealing look at ballpark…
Bob Latham: Winners And Losers
Showing once again that sports can bridge even the most serious political…
Bob Latham: Winners And Losers
Award ceremonies in sports can be tricky. The competition has been exhilarating…
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