SubscribeStatistics as a measure of anti-Semitism?
T+Y+N+A+N = &%#@*^
Another reason some non-sports fans think sports fans are idiots
The Devil and Daniel Snyder?
Sports and religion: Giving thanks
Religion and sports: oil and vinegar?
God Bless America — pinheads included
Open mouth, insert foot, Ronan Tynan edition.
Jumping the Nazis
A new feature film tells the story of Margaret Lambert, a German-born Jewish high-jumper who was denied the chance to participate in the 1936 Olympics held in Munich.
A religious POV on the Dubai tennis tournament
Rabbi Yaakov Salomon offers a Halachic take on the tennis situation in this video from AISH.com.
Helena Mayer and the Berlin Olympics
Helena Mayer was a Olympic Gold Medalist fencer who represented Germany in the 1936 Berlin summer games.
Why would this German Jewish woman agree to bring honor to a country that had rejected her? Why would Germany want a Jew to be part of the German National Team?
These questions form the basis of The Helena [...]
Lest we forget: Studs Terkel
Studs Terkel died on October 31 at the age of 96.
He never wrote a baseball book (as far as I’m aware), but Stud Terkel was always a favorite of mine, long before he appeared as sportswriter Huey Fullerton in John Sayle’s Eight Men Out. His acting style might not have been Oscar material, but he [...]
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