Sports - Aug. 26, 2008
Some new international sporting rules; thanks LPGA
Since the LPGA is an American organization, I won't argue its language policy. However, I will suggest that it work both ways.
Tags: LPGA, French Open, British Open, Wimbledon, hurling, Tour de France

Sports - July 16, 2008
Classic match spotlights tennis' biggest fault
Nadal-Federer III was a scintillating match. But, was it the best of all-time? Was tennis' so-called "golden age" all that we thought it was, or a figment of our sports-starved imagination?
Tags: tennis, wimbledon, nadal, federer, mcenroe, borg, donnay

Sports - July 1, 2008
Asking questions is harder than answering them
Tim Russert was a master at asking tough questions, a skill that is becoming a lost art in the modern media. His skills certainly apply in sports, where broadcasters and writers ask questions on behalf of fans.
Tags: cliff saunders, gary ellerson, d-list, wssp, 540 ESPN, wimbledon, tim russert

Sports - June 30, 2006
Wimbledon serves as stark reminder of tennis' fall
Wimbledon used to be destintation TV. Now, the Championships are barely on the radar screen for most fans and many courts throughout the area go unused.
Tags: wimbledon, tennis, begel