Tennis
Dave Seminara couldn’t quite follow in Roger Federer’s footsteps, so he walked in them
The Buffalo News
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Footsteps of Federer: A Fan’s Pilgrimage Across 7 Swiss Cantons in 10 Acts
Published March 2, 2021
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Yes, Tennis Earnings at the Majors are Biased. Against the Men.
The Federalist, June 29, 2017
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A Former Star is Attempting to Pick up the Many Pieces of a Broken Life
To This Day, Chair Umpire Has No Answer for McEnroe
Journeyman Upsets Former Champion, Advancing in Wide-Open Section
The Perils of DVR’ing the Australian Open
A Surprising Victory in 1972 Stands the Test of Time
When Skills In the Kitchen Outranked Skills On the Court
The Year the Davis Cup Felt Empty
Becker’s Brash Run in ’85 Made Powerful Impression
Federer Wins on Court But Not at Polls (Not that he was Interested)
Open Moment: Before and After that Djokovic Shot
The Last Gasp of Australian Tennis’s Golden Era
Ones for the Ages: Davis Cup’s Unlikely Record Holders
Trials and Tribulations of Donald Young
For Federer, Tough Opponents Aren’t an Obstacle
The Tennis Channel has been Removed
In a Marathon, Young Advances
Evert, Connors & the Significance of September 2
Even in Defeat, Keys is Impressive
The New York Times, August 31, 2011
At the Open, Two Players from Ireland Make History
Wimbledon’s Television Riddle
The Ghost of a Lost Final
Telling Identical Twins Apart by First-Round Results at Wimbledon
Basketball
Baseball
Still Stung by Failure, Cubs Fans Convene to Refresh Faith
Caskets are Final Show of Baseball Loyalty
The Playoff Picture: How Did the Pundits Do?
All Star Fever: Buffalo Remembers the Hopeful Years
Branded for Life with the ‘Mendoza Line’
Spring Visas Delay Boys of Summer
Is Cubs’ Fans Loyalty Dooming Team?
Out Loud with Rod Blagojevich
Baseball’s Final Four, Just as Nobody Predicted
Guide to U.S. Cellular Field
Guide to Wrigley Field
Football
With Extra Distance, Extra Points Become Less than Automatic
The Greatest Rally or the Biggest Fade?
Gamecocks Kicker Ignores Jabs That Frame Him as a Bookworm
Bills Sink Fans Into Further Agony
As Punts Get Longer, So Do Returns
Mario Williams to the Bills? Fans Worry, Then Rejoice
New Playbook for Post-Career Success
Extra Point is Almost Always Good; Is that a Good Thing?
For a Bills Fan, All Hope is Lost
For a Bills Fan, A Glimmer of Hope
For Bills Fans, Now More than a Glimmer of Hope
So Much for Perfection: Two Extra Points Missed
Hockey
Power Plays Rising as Referees Show Less Tolerance, Even Late in Games
Opening Day Without the N.H.L.: The Other Blackhawks
Opening Day Without the N.H.L.: Long Drives Are Worth It for DePaul Team
For Sabres Fans, a Welcome Rerun
1938 Hawks: Champs- but No Cup
A Sabres Fan’s Lament: They Can’t Lose Them All
Global Sports
Cup Stacking: A Sport Whose Growth Runneth Over
The Insatiable Black Widow
Loving Softball is Easier Than Living It
Seeking Some Revenge, Greece Comes Up Empty
Vinko Bogataj and the Ecstasy of Defeat
Fairfax Natives Giving Rugby the College Try
Fairfax Man Cycles Across U.S. in 11 Days
The Long Haul
Ping Pong is his Passion
Pitch Perfect- Perry Kitchen of D.C. United
Import Helps Macedonia Find Unity
Facing Uphill Struggle for Sponsors, U.S. Skiers Lead a Crowdfunding Trend
Rowing Toward Hope in Troubled World
A different kind of ‘Rudy’ story: Former Clinton High basketball star Rudy Crenshaw goes from homeless to hope
High School Sports
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