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Category: Trible To Your Bass

The Manifesto Of An Out Of Town Sports Fan

The Sportsfan Journal Staff July 10, 2013 No Comments

Sometimes, it’s hard to tell when fandom started and where naivety ended. Sometimes, it comes back like yesterday. The smell of the bar where you watched a game that converted…

The Manifesto Of An Out Of Town Sports Fan

The Case That Nearly Killed Kobe’s Career, A Decade Later

The Sportsfan Journal Staff July 2, 2013 No Comments

In July 2013, the most important items on Kobe Bryant's "to-do" list are fully recovering from a season-ending Achilles heel injury and ensuring Dwight Howard returns to Los Angeles next…

The Case That Nearly Killed Kobe’s Career, A Decade Later

If We Long For Greatness, Why Do We Root Against It?

The Sportsfan Journal Staff June 18, 2013 No Comments

Last week, I wrote an ad for a freelance sportswriter that included two simple questions. In order to write about sports, you must have a passion for them. The passion…

If We Long For Greatness, Why Do We Root Against It?

Belichick And Tebow: A Match Made In Heaven And Hell

The Sportsfan Journal Staff June 11, 2013 No Comments

It had to end like this. There was no other way. Somewhere in the sports history books, there would be a footnote about Tim Tebow on the Patriots. It seemed…

Belichick And Tebow: A Match Made In Heaven And Hell

Sports Guy, Where Art Thou?

The Sportsfan Journal Staff June 4, 2013 No Comments

Call it personal preference. Maybe it’s inability to embrace the mainstream. It could be disappointment or fatigue. Regardless of reason, what Bill Simmons became seems wrong. Make it clear from…

Sports Guy, Where Art Thou?

Why No One Will Ever Live Up To Michael Jordan

The Sportsfan Journal Staff May 28, 2013 No Comments

As a teenager, my brother got us tickets to a Washington Wizards game. The only memory that remains is of a player at the free throw line wearing a tucked-in…

Why No One Will Ever Live Up To Michael Jordan

Sports Are The Ultimate Friendship Finders

The Sportsfan Journal Staff May 21, 2013 No Comments

A close friend lives in Oklahoma. He works in Oklahoma City. My Gmail account sent him an email recapping a conversation about the NCAA tournament. It sent before a deadly…

Sports Are The Ultimate Friendship Finders

The Thrill Of Victory, The Agony Of Defeat And The Sanctity Of Game 7

The Sportsfan Journal Staff May 14, 2013 No Comments

On April 24, 2011 – my 24th birthday – the Philadelphia Flyers gave me a gift. A 5-4 win over Buffalo sent the teams’ first-round playoff series to a seventh…

The Thrill Of Victory, The Agony Of Defeat And The Sanctity Of Game 7

The Memphis Grizzlies Offer Salvation To Old NBA Fans

The Sportsfan Journal Staff May 7, 2013 No Comments

If you've ever encountered the species of former NBA fan-turned-anti-NBA viewer, you've grown familiar with their excuses. Once Michael Jordan left the NBA, many people shut the league out. Maybe…

The Memphis Grizzlies Offer Salvation To Old NBA Fans

Jason Collins, Personal Opinions And The Pursuit Of Happiness

The Sportsfan Journal Staff April 30, 2013 No Comments

Whether or not you like it, Jason Collins is gay. There’s no debating that fact. We don’t know if his courage will inspire others. But, no matter what happens in…

Jason Collins, Personal Opinions And The Pursuit Of Happiness

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Thierry Henry Made Me Fall In Love With Soccer

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15 Takeaways From The Oral History Of 'Love & Basketball'

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Remembering The Peter Warrick Experience, 20 Years Later

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Speaking Up About Our Pain - Again

The Sportsfan Journal Staff June 3, 2020 No Comments

A few years ago in this very space here at TSFJ, we mourned about a country reminding us of its preferred citizen hierarchy in violent ways. Professional and amateur athletes…

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