Future of American Tennis Looks Blight
They hate talking about it. But this is the U.S. - as in United States - Open that starts Monday at Flushing Meadows. If we don't ask the players now, we are not performing our patriotic...
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American Soccer Hitting Right Notes
Thierry Henry will not say American soccer fans sing better than English fans. But they do sing well. And maybe that is the missing link, the natural order of soccer progression. First the...
Suddenly, Americans Can't Play Golf
It is an accepted premise the United States, until proven differently, isn't going to be a winner in soccer. From a parochial view, tennis is rather hopeless, other than Ms. Serena. Now...
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