Were the Chicago White Sox paid off to throw the 1919 World Series to the Cincinnati Reds?
Michael Green
The Voice of Béisbol: Jaime Jarrín
Celebrating the sixty-year broadcast career of the Dodgers’ Jaime Jarrín
Vin Scully
Reflecting on the end of an era and a career for the ages
Edward R. Murrow, Charles Collingwood, and Morley Safer
A Lineage that Shaped American Journalism
Jackie Robinson & the Dodgers’ Trip to Cuba
Havana Set the Stage for Robinson’s Rookie Season
The Story of Lenora Young
What Her Life Tells Us About Women’s History
A Perfect Game and A Perfect Account: Koufax and Scully
Fifty years later, one baseball game still resonates, both for the game itself and for the media’s relationship to it.
Five Media Personalities Who Paved the Way for Jon Stewart
This week Jon Stewart says goodbye to The Daily Show after 16 years.
Jimmy Hoffa: Forty Years After His Disappearance
Forty years later, Hoffa’s life and legacy, both in his impact and in his disappearance, are still important.
Seven Sports Scandals
Here are seven of the biggest scandals in the history of American sports.