The Top Player in This League? It May Be the Sports Reporter
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Rising demand for star sportswriters, driven by rising television and Internet revenue, is leading to intense competition to hire talent.
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By Mike Jackson Daily Herald Outdoors Writer  How interesting that a major media outlet suddenly recognized there's money to be made from an outdoor sport.
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Brian Barwick, ITVâs head of sport, could be the man to persuade the Football Association board that he is the best candidate to fill the vacancy at the head of the gameâs governing body.
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Statistics in sport often tell only half  the story.
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The Sporting News - Hope comes in many forms in the NBA.\
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The N.B.A. has made a concerted effort to control player behavior on and off the court. Now, the league may have a major blind spot.
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The league will debut the immersive broadcasting technology at this weekend's All-Star game. Then it just has to convince owners and telecom companies that it's a long shot worth taking
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The Sporting News - In a year that threatened to wipe the smirk off David Stern's face, the story that generated the loudest and longest buzz revolved around the league's best and best-known player.
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Question their motives, but baseball commissioner Bud Selig and his counterparts from around the world of sports were right about this much: The fight against doping won't be won simply by applying pressure from the top down.
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The sharp-eyed among you may have noticed a wave of trepidation sweepoing the tabloid press following Jonny Wilkinson&#39;s elevation to the England captaincy this week.
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PHILADELPHIA -- To most teams, Ron Artest would be a distraction. If he is that to the Indiana Pacers, itâsa distraction some other teams might like to have, and Jermaine OâNeal, for one, wishes people would pay attention to that.
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The Sporting News - MLB.com correspondents offer the following report on players who have something to prove in spring training.
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So it is with Nomar Garciaparra, who, less than a year ago, was regarded as one of the top dozen or so players in the major leagues.
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Adapting the "60  Minutes" format to sports, the "E:60" premiere showed flashes  of journalistic excellence. It also showed some questionable  news judgment and an inability, in one instance, to keep from  slip-sliding into contrived "reality" schmaltz.
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The Wayne Rooney incident at the weekend has brought into question once again the use of television playbacks to incriminate sportsman.
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Usually at sporting events, people know who wins and who loses or who comes in first, second, third and so forth by the score. In fact, there is no other way to run athletic competitions; most would agree
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It&#39;s a conflict between personal faith and modern-day, big-money sports, a matter of private belief open to public scrutiny. And it poses a question: Where does an athlete&#39;s allegiance lie when religion collides with sport?