Justin has been a sportswriter for nearly a decade. He has previously written for 247 Sports and Sports Illustrated.
When Los Angeles Lakers Forward Jarred Vanderbilt dislocated his pinky finger during Game 1 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, it wasn’t just painful. It…
The season wasn’t over for the Cavaliers on Saturday afternoon. It just felt that way for about 48 very stressful hours. Down 0-2 in…
There are nights when soccer feels tactical and calculated, and then there are nights when Inter Miami decides to turn a Major League Soccer…
There are tennis players who enter tournaments hoping to survive the draw. Then there’s Jannik Sinner, who currently strolls into Rome looking like a man…
Bobby Cox, the fiery Hall of Fame manager who helped turn the Atlanta Braves into baseball’s gold standard throughout the 1990s, died at 84.…
There are bad losses, there are ugly losses, and then there are the kind that make an entire stadium pause mid-sip of espresso and…
Baseball trades usually arrive with a little warning. A rumor here. A mysterious lineup scratch there. Maybe a GM tossing out the classic “we’re…
Tennis is a wonderfully cruel sport. One minute, you have the hometown crowd roaring in your ears and three match points on your racket.…
If you listened closely at the final whistle at Anfield on Saturday, you didn’t just hear boos. You heard the collective, exasperated sigh of…
Welcome to the clay-court grind. If you thought tennis was just a polite game of country-club rallies, Coco Gauff’s latest performance at the Internazionali…
