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Category: Sports

Cameron Stracher, Author of “Kings of the Road”

May 7, 2013 admin All Conversations, Culture, Sports, Uncategorized

The fact that the Boston bombing occurred at a marathon – a celebration of one of America’s most popular participation sports – is not lost

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Jonathan Hock, 8-time Emmy Award winning producer, director, writer & editor

May 7, 2013 admin All Conversations, Culture, Sports, Uncategorized

ESPN’s 30 for 30: What began as 30 documentaries to celebrate the network’s 30th birthday has become a signature for some of the best storytelling

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Daniel Coyle, co-Author “The Secret Race: Inside the Hidden World of the Tour de France”

December 21, 2012 admin All Conversations, Culture, Sports, Uncategorized

You don’t have to follow professional cycling — heck, you don’t have to know how to ride a bike — to know that Lance Armstrong‘s

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Dr. Robert Cantu, Professor of Neurosurgery at Boston Univ. on Concussions

October 29, 2012 admin All Conversations, Science, Sports, Uncategorized

From pro football to the pee wees, international soccer to girls youth leagues and beyond, the latest concern in sports has nothing to do with competition,

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Walt Bogdanich, New York Times

August 25, 2012 admin All Conversations, Sports, Uncategorized

Of the many sports that have seen allegations and evidence of performance-enhancing drugs — baseball, football, cycling — that list has a new, four-legged companion:

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Chris Dufresne, LA Times Sports Columnist

August 23, 2012 admin All Conversations, Sports, Uncategorized

Both off and on the field, college sports has again hit the front pages. This time it’s football. The week began with the fast and

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Michael Silver, Yahoo! Sports

May 12, 2012 admin All Conversations, Sports, Uncategorized

It’s one of the greatest brands in the world. A sport that has gotten everything right — stars, television, global interest. But now the NFL

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