The Magnus Effect: Norway Falls Hard for ChessChess is omnipresent in Norway, the home to the world champion Magnus Carlsen. And, somehow, it has become cool.
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… Read MoreBoxing Federation Controversy Puts Sport at Risk in the Next OlympicsInternational boxing’s governing body is led by a man the Treasury Department calls “one of Uzbekistan’s leading criminals,” but who is determined to clear his name.
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… Read MoreBrian Windhorst and the Burden of Being a LeBron James WhispererThe ESPN basketball analyst may have received a lift in his career from his association with James, going all the way back to Akron, but he says he is more than that now.
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… Read MoreN.F.L. Thanksgiving Predictions: Our Picks Against the SpreadThree divisional matchups will offer nearly 12 hours of football on Thanksgiving, highlighted by the Saints hosting the Falcons.
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… Read MoreChiefs Fans Sound a Familiar Refrain: Blame the RefsDid the Rams get preferential treatment on Monday night? Maybe it’s just because they were the home team.
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