DAVE ZIRIN

DAVE ZIRIN is the author of A People’s History of Sports in the United States (The New Press) Contact him at edgeofsports@gmail.com.

Lynching Barry Bonds

Why Did Pat Tillman Die?

White Blindness: Racism on ESPN?

Fourth and Long in Detroit

Over the Edge

The Bray of Pigs

A Tribute to August Wilson

Barry Bonds Laughs Last

Redeeming the Olympic Martyrs of 1968

Etan Thomas Rises to the Challenge

Mr. Galloway Goes to Washington

The Superdome: Monument to a Rotten System

Pedaling Away from Principle

In Defense of Felipe Alou

Rafael Palmeiro and the Politics of Distraction

Why Lance Armstrong Must Break with Bush

Storming the Castle

Tony Blair’s Olympiad

Cities Should Just Say No

Pining for the Pistons

The Crass Slipper Fits

Sacred Hoops

The Rotting Soul of the 49ers

Why Pat Tillman’s Parents Are No Longer Silent

Not Laura…But Ronaldo

American Anthem

Anti-War Hoopster Wins NBA’s MVP

The NFL, Congress and the Male Cheerleader Principle

Straight Outta High School

Why the National Guard Bought the Rights to RFK Stadium in Washington

Pay the Damn Players!

Baseball’s Theater of the Absurd

Neo-McCarthyism Slugs Major League Baseball

NHL Says: "Bring On the Scabs!"

Gov. Ehrlich Wants to Kill Vernon Lee Evans

CSI: Hockey

Jose Canseco Comes Clean

Fighting the New Repulic(ans)

A Miserable Super Sunday

New Republic Calls for Death and Torture of Arundhati Roy and Stan Goff

The Great Donovan McNabb

The Legacy of Jack Johnson

Randy Moss’s Moondance

The Death of Reggie White

Steroids to Heaven

What’s the Matter With "Leon"?

Fight Night in the NBA

Pro Sports and the Gay Athlete

Why MLB Owners Support the Prez

Death of a Fan