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Tim Joyce

Award-winning columnist Tim Joyce provides regular commentary for RealClearSports. His work has also appeared in Yahoo.com, MSNBC.com, and Tennis Week. Email: joyce.timothy@gmail.com


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Recent Articles

  • The Knicks and Red Storm Need to Win -- New York Needs It - November 15, 2009
    • With baseball season's annual fadeout complete for two weeks now, fans of the sport are left to "face the fall alone" as the late commissioner Bart Giamatti stated. ...
  • Agassi's Biography Stands Alone - RealClearSports - November 9, 2009
    • Upon finishing Andre Agassi's autobiography "Open" my first thought was that, like with so many biographies, most readers would yearn for such an existence that the...
  • Agassi: Cowardice, Loyalty and Love - November 9, 2009
    • Upon finishing Andre Agassi's autobiography "Open" my first thought was that, like with so many biographies, most readers would yearn for such an existence that the...
  • Pedro Again? Big Mistake by Manuel - RealClearSports - November 4, 2009
    • Even after the Yankees' 8-6 loss to the Phillies on Monday night, a game in which the Bronx Bombers had the early lead and blew a chance to close out the series in five...
  • Manuel Should've Avoided Starting Pedro Twice - November 4, 2009
    • Even after the Yankees' 8-6 loss to the Phillies on Monday night, a game in which the Bronx Bombers had the early lead and blew a chance to close out the series in five...
  • Navratilova Is Wrong About Agassi - RealClearSports - November 2, 2009
    • As most everybody has surely heard by now Andre Agassi, in excerpts from his soon to be released autobiography, admitted to using the drug crystal meth on many occasions...
  • Navratilova Is Wrong About Agassi - November 1, 2009
    • As most everybody has surely heard by now Andre Agassi, in excerpts from his soon to be released autobiography, admitted to using the drug crystal meth on many occasions...
  • A-Rod's Struggles Mirror Winfield in 1981 - October 30, 2009
    • In 1981, after having successful division and championship series, Dave Winfield notoriously struggled in the World Series, notching only one hit in 22 at-bats. From...
  • A-Rod's Struggles Mirror Winfield in 1981 - RealClearSports - October 30, 2009
    • In 1981, after having successful division and championship series, Dave Winfield notoriously struggled in the World Series, notching only one hit in 22 at-bats. From...
  • Are Phillies Blowing It Starting Pedro? - RealClearSports - October 29, 2009
    • Pedro Martinez, tonight's starter in game two of the World Series, played the lead role, with a supporting part from Grady Little, in the third most disastrous moment in...
  • Are the Phillies Blowing It By Starting Pedro Tonight? - October 29, 2009
    • Pedro Martinez, tonight's starter in game two of the World Series, played the lead role, with a supporting part from Grady Little, in the third most disastrous moment in...
  • World Series Brings Stories of Redemption - RealClearSports - October 27, 2009
    • In sports, the narrative of second chances are routinely woven into nearly every major event and this year's baseball postseason is no exception. Indeed, the New York...
  • World Series Brings Stories of Redemption - October 26, 2009
    • Part of the beauty of our great and singular nation is our elemental and seemingly innate ability to forgive and allow second - and sometimes multiple - chances. It is...
  • Girardi Makes Mistake Not Relying on Instincts - October 20, 2009
    • Watching Game 3 of the ALCS I found myself transported back ten years to 1999 when the Yankees won eleven of twelve postseason games on their way to their third World...
  • Girardi Makes Mistake Not Relying On Instincts - RealClearSports - October 20, 2009
    • Watching Game 3 of the ALCS I found myself transported back ten years to 1999 when the Yankees won eleven of twelve postseason games on their way to their third World...
  • Tennis and Golf Need Longer Offseason - RealClearSports - October 13, 2009
    • The modern sports fan is an all-devouring, insatiable and utterly spoiled beast. But who can blame them. There is nary a dull moment in the year where he or she has to...
  • Tennis and Golf Need Longer Offseason - October 12, 2009
    • "Always toward absent lovers love's tide stronger flows." - Sextus Propertius The modern sports fan is an all-devouring, insatiable and utterly spoiled beast. But who...
  • Home Team is Not a Sure Things, But It's Pretty Close - October 11, 2009
    • When Alex Rodriguez hit the most important home run of his career on Friday night - and in so doing, temporarily demolishing his plentiful postseason demons - tying the...
  • Yankeeland Ain't the Same - October 8, 2009
    • Instant, knee-jerk nostalgia and longing for times past is seemingly a birthright for many New Yorkers. The phrases, actually more like incantations, of "it was so much...
  • Yankeeland Ain't the Same - RealClearSports - October 8, 2009
    • Instant, knee-jerk nostalgia and longing for times past is seemingly a birthright for many New Yorkers. The phrases, actually more like incantations, of "it was so much...
  • Greatest One-Game Playoff Ever - October 7, 2009
    • A fun, eventful night can save a miserable day - but a great day cannot make good a terrible night that follows it... I have often utilized that self-guiding principle...
  • Greatest One-Game Playoff Ever - RealClearSports - October 7, 2009
    • A fun, eventful night can save a miserable day - but a great day cannot make good a terrible night that follows it... I have often utilized that self-guiding principle...
  • Jeter in Good Company with Non-MVP Winners - RCS - September 22, 2009
    • When it comes to players who have never won a MVP, the list is impressive. Here's a Top Ten list of the greatest players (acknowledging significant room for debate) not...
  • Jeter in Good Company with Non-MVP Winners - September 22, 2009
    • Alfred Hithcock, Orson Welles, Stanley Kubrick and Robert Altman are universally considered four of the most influential and important masters of cinema in the 20th...
  • Is it Too Late for Federer to be Judged Against More Than Nadal? - September 15, 2009
    • Without question, Juan Martin Del Potro's exhilarating victory Monday night over Roger Federer in the US Open final - the finest title match in New York in decades -...
  • Federer Finally Has a Rival Other than Nadal - RealClearSports - September 15, 2009
    • Without question, Juan Martin Del Potro's exhilarating victory Monday night over Roger Federer in the US Open final - the finest title match in New York in decades -...
  • Del Potro Wins, the Third Man Arrives - RealClearSports - September 15, 2009
    • After being upstaged by its Grand Slam siblings the last several years, drama and greatness finally visited the US Open in the late Gotham summer. The self-declared...
  • Tough Weekend for Icons Jordan and Serena - RealClearSports - September 14, 2009
    • When she decides to devote herself to a tournament, Serena Williams has been perhaps the most daunting women's player of the Open Era. With extraordinary physical gifts...
  • The Third Man Arrives - September 14, 2009
    • After being upstaged by its Grand Slam siblings the last several years, drama and greatness finally visited the US Open in the late Gotham summer. The self-declared...
  • Is Del Potro Ready to Join the Elite Club? - September 14, 2009
    • "You can't teach height". That's what Andy Roddick said last week after being dismissed in the third round by six-foot-nine John Isner and his frightening serves....
  • Is Del Potro Ready to Join the Elite? - RealClearSports - September 14, 2009
    • "You can't teach height". That's what Andy Roddick said last week after being dismissed in the third round by six-foot-nine John Isner and his frightening serves....
  • Tough Weekend for Icons Jordan and Serena - September 13, 2009
    • When she decides to devote herself to a tournament, Serena Williams has been perhaps the most daunting women's player of the Open Era. With extraordinary physical gifts...
  • US Open Starts Now for the Men - September 12, 2009
    • After a climatically blissful first ten days of the event, proceedings at the US Open were brought to a halt by a miserable late summer storm that has frustrated fans...
  • Murray Loses - Britain Groans Again - September 9, 2009
    • The most famous saga of waiting for victory in professional sports belongs to the Chicago Cubs and their legions of long-suffering followers. The patient, or rather...
  • Murray Loses - Britain Groans Again - RealClearSports - September 9, 2009
    • The most famous saga of waiting for victory in professional sports belongs to the Chicago Cubs and their legions of long-suffering followers. The patient, or rather...
  • Oudin is Reason to Watch the Women - RealClearSports - September 8, 2009
    • I couldn't help but think of the height of the Cold War this afternoon after watching 17 year old Georgia native Melanie Oudin effectuate another comeback in front of...
  • Oudin is Reason to Watch the Women - September 7, 2009
    • I couldn't help but think of the height of the Cold War this afternoon, after watching 17-year old Georgia native Melanie Oudin effectuate another comeback in front of...
  • Myths Abound at the US Open - RealClearSports - September 3, 2009
    • Let's get the disclaimer out of the way up front - I love New York City. I'm from here originally, live in it now and plan on staying here for many years to come. I...
  • Most Hyped, Irritating and Annoying Statements Made During the US Open - September 2, 2009
    • As sure a sign of the onset of autumn as schools reopening and store catalogues advertising ridiculously early Christmas deals, the US Open's media hype machine has been...
  • US Open Preview: Another Federer/Nadal Final? - RCS - August 28, 2009
    • Before viewing the draw for the 128th edition of the US Open tennis championship which starts on Monday, I would have said there was no chance that Roger Federer and...