Jordan’s recent activity — including public statements against institutional racism and managing player-owner relations during the bubble boycott — is a reconciliation of sorts with his voluntary exclusion from socio-political affairs in the past.
By boycotting its playoff game Wednesday in protest of the indefensible shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin and the perpetuation of police brutality, the Milwaukee Bucks made the kind of statement that sanctioned social slogans and conspicuous court embossing couldn’t.
That's now 20 straight wins by higher seeds, which is a sort of #MarchMadness in and of itself… — Matt Winer (@matt_winer) March 21, 2015 ed. — Last year’s daily […]
ed. — Last year’s daily preview post is now a daily wrap-up post as we look back on what made each crazy day special during this most wonderful and unexplainable […]
Kevin Luchansky writes about baseball and college sports for WARR. Raise your hand if you had Big Ten newcomer Maryland and Purdue tied for second place in the men’s basketball […]
A hell of a day to say the least (especially for the B1G Ten) and a bright beginning to a new era in college football. All the work to install […]
WARR writer Kevin Luchansky normally writes about baseball for WARR.com., this college football season he expands his reach by writing on another passion of his — college football, in particular […]
SEE HOW THEY DO! As this writer spent over five years in Wisconsin after a lifetime in Illinois, I can’t help but give my condolences to Jabari Parker — a […]
WARR writer Kevin Luchansky normally writes about baseball for WARR.com., this college football season he plans on expanding his reach by writing on another passion of his — college football. […]
Not going to waste your time with my ramblings, though I have may some in time for Monday’s final game. Instead just take the info you need, along with some […]
