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    Mark Starr 6/27/2009 12:00:00 AM

    It's been three years since Michael Goldsmith received what he calls his "death sentence": a diagnosis of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. In recent months, Goldsmith has seen the paralyzing muscular disorder, which has no cure, progress rapidly. His speech is impaired, and he's more reliant on a wheelchair.

  • A Save For Sotomayor?

    George F. Will 5/29/2009 12:00:00 AM

    Let us, as lawyers say, stipulate that the president is a gentleman and a scholar. He is not, however, a reliable baseball historian. Introducing Sonia Sotomayor, he suggests that she "saved" baseball by her injunction ending the 1994–95 strike. Not exactly.

  • A-Rod: The Unnatural

    Mark Starr 5/8/2009 12:00:00 AM

    With a new stadium and a newly expanded payroll, this was supposed to be a joyous season of rebirth for the New York Yankees. But it has begun ugly.

  • The NFL Draft: The Parity Puzzle

    Mark Starr 4/23/2009 12:00:00 AM

    This Saturday begins the best football weekend of the off-season—and, some insist, the best football weekend of the entire year. The NFL Draft is the league's Fountain of Youth, offering the hope, or possibly the illusion, of renewal to fans of all 32 teams. Over two days and more than a dozen broadcast hours, ESPN commentators will fire off a barrage of stats, trivia, analyses, insights and, of course, perennial bromides. Trying to pick the No. 1 cliché is every bit as much of a crapshoot as the draft itself, but you can seldom go wrong guessing "parity."

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    Wasn't it just yesterday that no one thought anything of a pro sports venue slapping the name of a big bank or auto company over its door? Purists cringed a little, but they got used to it.

  • Spring Brain Training

    George F. Will 3/28/2009 12:00:00 AM

    Spring training for a fan requires limbering up that lobe of the brain devoted to baseball arcana. Not "baseball trivia." Nothing about baseball is trivial. Anyway, a quiz:

 
 
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