‘Diego, The Last Goodbye’ is a touching, sad documentary about the final days of a soccer legend
How do you say farewell to an icon? It’s a hard concept to wrap your head around. Immortals...
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Older football analysts need to embrace new thinking if they want to stay relevant
Kurt Warner’s biopic, ‘American Underdog,’ is underwhelming, not inspirational
The real story is incredible. The movie, not so much.
Ken Pomeroy couldn’t have forecast going from a weatherman to a college basketball analytics man
"I like sports and I like math. I gravitated towards college basketball as my favorite sport."
A tribute to Steve Somers, a New York sports radio icon
The final full radio show from “The Schmoozer” will be Friday night.
A top five wish list for ‘Ted Lasso,’ Season 3
Which other characters should get some more spotlight?
CBS Sports analyst, ex-Marlins president David Samson on COVID-19, sports business, and his Nothing Personal podcast
The former executive hasn’t been able to taste or smell since January.
Happy 20th anniversary to PTI, the sports show that changed sports talk
PTI didn’t invent the sports debate show, but certainly perfected it.
With cancer in remission, ESPN’s Bob Valvano is back to enjoying life
Valvano was diagnosed with Stage 4 leukemia earlier this year, but has been in remission since early August.
Season 2 of ‘Ted Lasso’ has a lot to live up to
Obviously this is a good problem to have.
Rachel Nichols’ harmful comments are a reminder to treat your African American coworkers better
Implicitly or explicitly saying someone got a job because of their skin color is obviously wrong, but also harmful.
NBC Sports Chicago’s Will Perdue talks the state of the NBA, the Bulls, his childhood growth spurt, and an untold Michael Jordan story
The seven-footer played 13 years in the league, winning four titles.
ESPN’s Bob Valvano keeping a sense of humor following Stage 4 leukemia diagnosis
Valvano will begin chemotherapy on Thursday.
