How Capitalism Took Over Sports Movies
In popular culture, businessmen and managers have ousted teams and players as dramatic heroes.
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How Steph Curry’s Injury Changes the NBA Season
The Golden State Warriors were on course for a historic finals streak, but their star player’s minor knee sprain may have doomed their run.
‘Deflategate’ Is Back
A U.S. appeals court has ruled in favor of the NFL and restored New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's four-game suspension.
The Rare Vin Scully
At 88, the legendary baseball announcer is marking his 67th and final season with the Los Angeles Dodgers. His contribution to the sport is harder to quantify.
The Growing Cost of North Carolina's HB2
The NBA’s commissioner says the league will move the 2017 All-Star Game out of the state if the transgender law remains in effect.
Kobe Bryant’s Last Game
After 20 years in the league, the Lakers great bids farewell to the NBA tonight.
Professional Women's Wrestling in Japan
Japanese women’s professional wrestling can be intense and brutal in the ring, while promoting fantasy elements to its mostly-male fan base.
Allen Iverson’s Crossover Appeal
The player has been enshrined in basketball’s hall of fame. But what does his legacy really mean?
The Chicago Cubs and the New Baseball
The longtime losers are now the preseason favorites—a sign of how the smartest teams have become the best ones.