There's only one MVP: LeBron
The three NBA MVP candidates this year all had great seasons. But come on: You'd take LeBron James to lead your team any day. And you wouldn't even have to think about it. More»
The Mysteries of Novak
As a recent No. 1 player in the world, Novak Djokovic's current struggles on the tennis court aren't about skills. He's not hurt. He hasn't suddenly slowed down. Maybe the spark of greatness is simply getting harder and harder to summon. More»
What happened to Novak?
Novak Djokovic doesn't look like Novak Djokovic anymore. In June of last year, he was on top of the tennis world after winning his 12th major. Over the past year, Djokovic has looked like a shell of himself. So, is there an explanation for this? More»
The Nature of Winning And Losing
While watching my daughter play in a sixth-grade girls interfaith basketball game, I noticed the opposing coach tell one of his players to hold the ball for the remaining four minutes of the third quarter. That got me thinking about what sports mean. More»
Holmes vs. TD: History Makes The Hall
Terrell Davis was voted into the Hall of Fame, fairly controversial pick because while Davis was dominant those three years, those more or less make up the entirety of his career. His case vs. that of Priest Holmes shows how the football and baseball Halls differ. More»
Tiger Faces Hardest Question Of All
Tiger Woods withdrew from the Dubai Desert Classic because of back spasms, raising even more questions about his future in golf at age 41. We all know Tiger isn't invincible. The real question is: What is Tiger Woods saying to himself? More»