Social Justice Shedding Light on Ice Hockey Blackouts Miller-McCune magazine highlights current research that merits a raised eyebrow or a painful grin. Matt Palmquist
Social Justice Suspense and Sports Television The prolific sports scholar Allen Guttmann suggests that the careful recording of stats is one of several defining… Sameer Pandya
Economics Baseball’s Best Teams Are … 2009 Edition Math professor Bruce Bukiet uses his copyrighted system to predict which Major League Baseball teams will win the most games in the 2009 season. Tom Jacobs
Economics The NFL Should Be More Like NASCAR In a manifesto for sports fans, two professors call for more merit and less monopoly. Sameer Pandya
Social Justice Group Members’ Insecurity Can Foster Being a Jerk If you arrogantly proclaim, 'We're No. 1,' it's probably because you know darn well you're not. Tom Jacobs
Economics Baseball Whiffs When Setting Salaries As one team after another gets eliminated in the baseball playoffs, no doubt many fans are grousing that… Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Surprising Season Throws Baseball Guru a Curve While most of math professor Bruce Bukiet's divisional-winner picks failed to come home, he says his system can still score. Tom Jacobs
Economics Men Dominate Olympics TV Coverage A new analysis of NBC’s prime-time Olympics coverage shows male athletes receive more air time than women, but… Tom Jacobs
Social Justice The Sugar High Jump The results of a new study point to placebos as the perfect performance-enhancing drug: Athletes performed better on a high-jump test after unknowingly 'doping' with sugar pills. Matt Smith