Jesse Spector

It’s gonna take more than three managerial scalps to get to the bottom of this.

The Mountain West’s new TV deal is why streaming services were invented.

The unlearned lessons of David Stern.

Miami adds to its claim as the biggest sucker city in sports.

In our responsibility-free world, why would it be?

Try to keep up, people.

The guardians of amateurism are running out of them.

The less, the better, MLB seems to think, and even none at all in two years.

Unlike the former, there’s something that can actually be done about the latter.

Fining the Clippers for resting Kawhi wouldn't be necessary if there were fewer games on the schedule.

A troubling string of poorly-treated and even more poorly-handled injuries are a real problem for an already problematic league.

Today in ironies of organized labor.

Sure, it's weird that MLB is letting investment funds grab equity in franchises, but at least the teams are already obsessed with being investment grade.

Like its perceived wokeness, it’s just a business decision.

Public money and John Loar are old friends coming together for one more caper.

Adam Silver should really explore his own morality.

Should national teams get some kind of free agency?

It's funny to watch everyone pretend that gambling and football are newly acquainted.

This is a misstep.

Bury FC is no more, and that's bigger than sports.

Sure, the idea is bad, but have you seen the logos?

Happy birthday, Cocks.

The Dolphins training camp just got political.

Mr. Met owes Toronto an Edible Arrangement.

Corporatization and politics are intrinsic elements of a pro sports landscape that is actively trying to discuss neither.

It's time to stop weeping over the grave of tradition.

More media upheaval in the least visible place possible.

Sparking a political sh!tstorm? Just Do It.

Mark Emmert and his empty threats are both bad and on the wrong side of history.

Splitting a team between Tampa and Montreal? That sounds like -the opposite of- a great idea!

It's investing next to nothing.

Turns out people don't love minor league football.

Money has lost its nominal meaning in major sports contracts, but Mike Trout is a definitive generational talent.

Andrew Chafin is the new poster boy for what isn't really wrong with baseball.