Sports move fast. Narratives shift even faster. This article examines how the mythologizing of Moneyball reshaped how we talk about analytics, leadership, and success—while ignoring the uncomfortable truth that results, not ideas, ultimately define legacy.

Quarterbacks may take the spotlight, but coaches shape the outcome. From Brady and Mahomes to Darnold and Williams, this piece explores why offensive play callers—not quarterbacks—are the true MVPs of the NFL.

Championships don’t always tell the full story, but when it comes to coaching greatness, context matters just as much as banners. This piece tackles the impossible task of building an NBA coach Mount Rushmore, evaluating wins, legacy, culture, and impact. From dynasty builders to culture architects, these four men didn’t just coach basketball, they shaped eras. This is not a popularity list. This is a legacy list.

Shadeur Sanders entered the NFL Draft expecting a first-round call. What followed instead was a humbling journey filled with questions, criticism, and clarity. This article unpacks the lessons behind his fall to pick 144—and why this might be the defining opportunity of his football career.

Being a Knicks fan isn’t for the faint of heart. Through decades of questionable decisions, fleeting success, and dashed hopes, the franchise has mastered the art of disappointment. Just when stability seemed within reach, the Knicks did what the Knicks do—pressed reset. Again.

Even on the sidelines, Caitlin Clark remains the WNBA’s biggest headline. A quadriceps injury may have benched her, but the league’s ratings, attendance, and momentum revealed just how essential she is to the game's pulse. And when she returned? Fireworks.

The 2025 WNBA rookie class isn’t just adjusting to the league—they’re transforming it. Paige Bueckers is breaking records in Dallas, Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen are fueling a Mystics resurgence, and Dominique Malonga’s international flair is electrifying Seattle. Their early dominance is reshaping the league’s present and future.

A heartfelt thank you to Tony Reali for being more than just a host. From shaping a young fan’s passion to modeling empathy in debate, this letter reflects the lasting impact of Around the Horn and the man who made it matter.

In the age of high-definition strike zones and advanced metrics, human umpires calling balls and strikes are a relic. This article dives into why MLB’s refusal to fully embrace technology is not just outdated—but unfair to players and fans alike.

Joe Burrow took the Bengals to the Super Bowl in just his second year—but since then, Cincinnati has squandered his prime. With poor protection, defensive regression, and questionable front office decisions, the Bengals risk turning a golden era into a missed opportunity.

More than a decade after the Philadelphia 76ers embraced "The Process," the scars still linger. From risky draft picks and injured stars to missed opportunities and questionable trades, the Sixers have yet to cash in on the title dreams they sold fans years ago. With another draft pick looming and rumors of aging stars in the mix, are they headed for a fresh start — or just The Process 2.0?