Every Original NBA Team and What Happened to Them
In the summer of 1946, a group of men who owned or operated some of the largest arenas in North America gathered in New York and agreed to start a basketball league. Most of... Read More →
In the summer of 1946, a group of men who owned or operated some of the largest arenas in North America gathered in New York and agreed to start a basketball league. Most of... Read More →
Randy Johnson stood six feet ten inches tall and threw left-handed, which is roughly the baseball equivalent of being struck by lightning that has had a moment to aim. From a release point that... Read More →
The standard answer is four. Ask a knowledgeable basketball fan to name Michael Jordan’s Hall of Fame teammates and you will hear Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Toni Kukoč, and Robert Parish. That is the... Read More →
Over twenty seasons in Los Angeles, Kobe Bryant shared the floor with more than a hundred and thirty teammates, and only a small fraction of them ended up in the Hall of Fame. The... Read More →
There is a particular kind of fame reserved for the man who gives up a famous home run. He does not choose it, he cannot really prepare for it, and it tends to outlive... Read More →
On June 2, 2010, Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga retired 26 consecutive Cleveland Indians batters. He needed one more out. Jason Donald hit a routine ground ball to first baseman Miguel Cabrera, who flipped... Read More →
Only 13 horses have done it. Out of the thousands of Thoroughbreds foaled each year, out of the hundreds that enter the Kentucky Derby, out of the handful good enough to win the first... Read More →
Between 1975 and 2005, exactly 42 basketball players did something that sounds, in hindsight, completely insane: they skipped college entirely and entered the NBA Draft straight from high school. No March Madness. No college... Read More →
In April 1989, FIBA voted to allow professional basketball players to compete in the Olympic Games, ending decades of amateur-only eligibility rules. The United States seized the opportunity to assemble the greatest basketball roster... Read More →
Two goals were scored against the United States women’s hockey team at these Olympics. Not two a game. Two in total, across seven games and a fortnight, one a breakaway in the opening match,... Read More →
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