Racism Behind Lack of NBA Interest?
The NBA's popularity vaulted during the 1980s and 1990s with Bird as MVP but also with Moses, Magic, Michael, Charles,
The NBA's popularity vaulted during the 1980s and 1990s with Bird as MVP but also with Moses, Magic, Michael, Charles,
Meghan Barr, an AP correspondent from Cleveland, needs a lesson in economics in this article about LeBron James. “James has
The Baltimore Sun had a front page article this morning devoted to the impact of the general economic decline on
Today’s WSJ has a review of the book, Play Their Hearts Out, by SI reporter George Dohrman. The book examines
Watching NBA highlights last night on NBATV, I stumbled across this video story on the 2010 MIT Sloan Sports Analytics
A Real-Time Economic Indicator from Sports World: One of my colleagues returned from Talladega, reporting that crowds for the Sprint
While spending the fall semester on the West Coast, I attended the MPSF Water Polo championships. (MPSF stands for Mountain
LeBron James is catching a torrent of criticism over his decision to leave his “hometown team”, the Cleveland Cavaliers, for
From a past entry from Dave Berri’s Wages of Wins Journal: The statement about competitive balance reflects an argument offered
Mike Vaccaro of the New York Post doesn’t exactly offer a resounding endorsement of the February 21 NY Knicks acquisition
From an article entitled “A confidential report shows nearly half the NBA lost money last season. Now what?” from ESPN.com:
Labor relations in professional sports are notoriously contentious. Nobody gets along. Players strike, owners lock out players, referees strike, owners