July 7 - July 13, 2014

‘Bridge’ Repair

How FX fixed its border drama for Season 2

Laughing With Yu Darvish

The hottest commodity in the game? A trilingual interpreter.

The CD Case

Compact discs may be more out of vogue than ever, but some albums will always sound best with lasers

Tim Howard and the ‘First American’ Phenomenon

Our on-again, off-again love-fascination with international sports stars

The Miami Heat and the NBA’s Double Standard of ‘Sacrifice’

Why superstar players seeking max salaries are stuck between a rock and a hard place — while NBA owners are laughing all the way to the bank

The 30: It’s a Brave New World

Atlanta has regained divisional control thanks to a dominant bullpen and recent win streak. Can the surging Pirates and Rays make similar runs?

The Trade Rumor Era

Sources: The NBA’s offseason has swallowed the actual season

When All Men Doubt You

Two historic Wimbledon finals

June 30 - July 6, 2014

Stop Making Sense

Looking back, looking forward, and going crazy for the World Cup

The Pitching Championship Belt, Part 2

Which of these historic aces wore the undisputed MLB crown?

The ‘Madden’ Curse Comes to WWE

Can the treacherous history of being on the cover of WWE video games derail the company’s recent attempts to regroup around its latest cover boy, John Cena?

The Pitching Championship Belt, Part 1

Which of these historic aces wore the undisputed MLB crown?

Inside the Sacramento Kings’ Draft War Room

Part 2 of our exclusive, behind-the-scenes documentary

The Jams of Summer

The 10 songs that will define the summer of 2014, for better or for worse

Golden Boy

What Richard Linklater gained (and lost) during the making of his decades-spanning ‘Boyhood’

Eight Questions for the NBA’s Silly Season

As the clock strikes midnight on July 1, the chaos of contracts overwhelms the world of basketball

The 30: Stuck in the Middle With You

Midway through the season, few teams have truly fallen out of the race or separated from the pack. Amid the parity, this week’s spotlighted teams are looking to stand out.

In the Valley of the Gods

Serena Williams loses at Wimbledon

This Bud’s for No One

The sad, financially successful legacy of baseball commissioner Bud Selig

June 23 - June 29, 2014

Five Burning Questions for the World Cup Knockout Rounds

We look to Messi, Neymar, and the USMNT for answers!

This Is the End

Three apocalypse movies — including ‘Transformers’ and the movie of the summer — and another that just feels like one

Started From Yaoundé, Now He’s Here

How Joel Embiid came from Cameroon, a soccer country of 23 million people and just two indoor basketball courts, to become a top-three pick in the 2014 NBA draft

Ask the WWE Fantasy Booker

Imagining the dream outcomes at ‘Money in the Bank,’ WWE’s most unpredictable pay-per-view in ages

The Fever Dream of Early NBA Draft Blogs

When Skita, Martynas Andriuskevicius, and Sultan Kosen were kings

Ladies and Gentleman

Andy Murray, Amélie Mauresmo, and sexism at Wimbledon

The Ultimate Crapshoot

How crazy is the NBA draft? Just look at what would happen if we redid the top picks from the past 19 years.

Nathan Fielder’s Awkward Moment

A glimpse into the brilliant, unusual, and unnerving style of the star of Comedy Central’s ‘Nathan for You’

Lost in Translation

Damon Lindelof returns to TV with HBO's deeply dark 'The Leftovers.'

The 2014 YouTube Draft

Our top 10 picks in the NBA draft, if the only thing that matters is how much we like their YouTube videos

The Sad But True Fate of Pop-Metal

Mastodon’s ‘Once More ’Round the Sun’ is the band’s catchiest album yet, but it’s likely to be one more chapter in the rise and fall of a once-dominant subgenre

Draft 3.0

The Sacramento Kings’ radical plan to crowdsource the NBA draft

Ready for Love or Time to Klay?

The Warriors are built to win now and have a decision to make regarding just how they are going to do it

Your NHL Offseason Primer

The 2014 hockey season is over … so let all the contract games for 2015 begin

Dispatches From the NCAA’s Deathbed

The Ed O’Bannon trial is not going well for the titans of college sports

The 30: Time Heals All Wounds

The Nats have slowly turned in the right direction, while the White Sox continue to rebuild and the Cards are trying to reload

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