There are obviously no savvy fans of the sweet science at the Philadelphia Fox affiliate. Early Wednesday morning (obviously too…

Is social media and modern technology turning us all into a bunch of worrywarts and wannabe nannies for people who…

Is former Major League pitcher Curt Schilling too conservative to be allowed into baseball’s Hall of Fame? As outrageous as…

The obligatory annum-ending column that traffics in fresh nostalgia (the stalest kind) gets a double-dose of it in 2016, the…

Legendary football coach Vince Lombardi once quipped, “Winners never quit and quitters never win.” Some current football players, however, are…

Everyone knows there is no crying in baseball, but apparently now there are no dresses either. With this development, players…

It may seem out of place as we approach a holiday celebrating the birth of the Prince of Peace to be reviewing a book on boxing, which is a good deal less than a peaceful activity. But within living memory of many Americanos — myself included — boxing was a popular and respected sport with a large following here and abroad. I know that while Ike was snoozing in the White House, my dad and I would never miss Friday Night Fights on that new-fangled gadget called television. (“The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports is on the air — look sharp, feel sharp, be sharp.”)

The NCAA has gotten so ham-handed about pushing progressive politics that I’ve pretty much blown off college football altogether. But…

With another year almost over and at a time when the old Dr. Seuss classic gets plenty of airtime, it…

Nice piece by John Calvin in this a.m.’s TAS cataloguing many of the ways in which sports entities in America…