The Medic: Will this weekend’s Super Bowl be a superspreader event?
The safety risks that come with the Super Bowl this year cannot be ignored.
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Playing for Profit: Messi’s contract shows the money is always there — when clubs want it to be
FC Barcelona’s “financial crisis” doesn’t apply to its $500 million man.
Spring Swell: ‘If you don’t live here, don’t surf here’ and other coronavirus considerations
With stay at home mandates evaporating into thin air, individuals need to take personal responsibility for how they keep themselves and others safe as the pandemic.
Running the Break: How does MLB address its declining popularity? The answer is in the baseball itself
Baseball focuses on the wrong aspects of the game to fix its declining ratings.
Press Play to Start: Cyberpunk 2077 shows the need to address the power of companies in esports
A restructure of power is needed in order to prevent athletes from being mistreated.
Sideline to Byline: The Porter incident is not isolated
Sports media needs to address sexual harassment culture
The Medic: The NBA can’t allow the virus to continue
Before the vaccine reaches the players, the NBA needs to tighten its coronavirus standards.
Press Start to Play: Speedrunning maintains unity, inclusivity in gaming community
With a strong commitment to the community, speedrunning tournaments show how esports should approach its social responsibilities.
Running the Break: A mid-season look at the Los Angeles Rams
At the end of Week 9, we’re just over halfway through the NFL season. The Los Angeles Rams have played eight games and have a bye week now. They’re 5-3 with eight games to go and trying to make a playoff push in arguably the toughest division in the NFL. The Seattle Seahawks lead the […]
808s & Fast Breaks: The NBA and the music industry are both sinking
The financial implications of a pandemic are being felt in sports and music.