Joe Guzzardi

Althea Gibson represents to Black professional tennis players what Jackie Robinson is to Black athletes in Major League Baseball. Gibson, a 1950s era player, pioneered ... Read More

Midway during the Major League Baseball owners’ lockout of its players, I promised myself that I was done. No more universal DH, ghost runner, launch ... Read More

On his first day in office, President Biden signed an executive order to advance racial equity and to support underserved communities, an admirable goal, and ... Read More

The multi-billion-dollar NCAA football business begins again on August 27 when 13 games will be nationally televised. Three PAC-12 schools are on the richest list: ... Read More

The July Bureau of Labor Statistics report was a blockbuster. The economy created 528,000 jobs, and unemployment dipped to 3.5 percent, well ahead of Dow ... Read More

Despite Washington, D.C.’s August heat and humidity – perfect vacation weather – the nation’s capital is immersed in politics. A thorny two-part question consumes political ... Read More

After a 14-year delay, the Jackie Robinson Museum will finally open to the public in New York City on September 5. For baseball fans, the ... Read More

For number crunchers, July’s second week offered eyepopping data. To begin with, the consumer price index shot up to 9.1 percent year-over-year, the highest spike ... Read More

In 1963, an All-Star game was played that few fans watched, and 59 years later, nobody remembers. The game, comprised exclusively of Latino players from ... Read More

No sooner had Texas Sen. John Cornyn finished taking bows for delivering 15 Republican votes to pass a bipartisan gun safety bill than he began ... Read More