This week, the elimination of “tanking” seemed to be on the agenda of every major professional sports league. Monday, the Major League Baseball Players
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Author: Kendrick Morris
My October Love Affair with the Houston Astros
I found my baseball purgatory in the form of a never-ending Uber line against the callous blue backdrop of Dodger Stadium. Personally, game
Kendrick’s Korner: The NFL’s Ratings Problem
The NFL’s recent decline in television ratings could be a reflection of the perfect storm of events that have transpired this season. It began
Kendrick’s Korner: “It’s Gotta Be the Shoes”
Corruption in college basketball practically has its own film genre. Movies like “He Got Game” and “Blue Chips” have long captured the essence of
Kendrick’s Korner: Baseball’s Millennial Problem
Major League Baseball has finally overcome its millennial problem. Historically, baseball has provided a form of entertainment that is incompatible with millennialism. While young fans now
The City of Stadiums
Los Angeles, the entertainment capital of the world, is adding to its infinite list of venues a lavish home for a well-known yet locally
Kendrick’s Korner: The Warriors’ Achilles Heel
After a seemingly mythological season, it is the ultimate irony that the fate of the NBA season may now depend on the ankle of
Kendrick’s Korner: The Tournament’s One Shining Moment
Before Monday’s National Championship game between North Carolina and Villanova, I had already started to look forward to next year’s March Madness. Prior to
Kendrick’s Korner: A Rumination on Steph Curry
An underrated determinant in the absurdly subjective but always spirited debate of an athlete’s greatness is how he or she literally changed the way a sport
Kendrick’s Korner: Miniseries Packs a Punch
Now that the Super Bowl is over and March Madness is still a few weeks away, we have entered the dreaded thirty day period