A different kind of draft for the NFL
Lions need a reverse-order draft for decision-makers.
The Intersection Between Violence in Sports and the Criminal Law
Ty Willihnganz — a brilliant lawyer from Wisconsin — discusses the legality of fighting between teammates (i.e. like Jon Papelbon and Bryce Harper).
More on How to Make Women’s Sports Leagues Grow – With Specific Attention to the WNBA
More on my story at Time.com about attendance in women’s sports leagues.
A Letter from the United States to England in 1776
A bit of history that should make the Fourth of July better.
The WNBA Wins Produced Scorecard for 2014
Here is the WNBA Wins Produced scorecard for 2014.
NBA Analytics and the Rise of the Robots
“Analytics” has been a buzzword in the NBA for a very long time. But it doesn’t appear that decision-makers understand what all those numbers really mean. And this might be by Professor Phillip Maymin wants to let the robots run NBA teams.
A comment on the “dad bod” (and why out-of-shape men should not see this trend as a positive)
Marina Adshade recently explained the economics of the “dad bod” (or the body you get when you avoid athletic endeavors). Her story has bad news for men who were recently told this is a “good” look.
Yes, the Wages of Wins Journal was Hacked
And we are trying to fix this. It might be, though, that this blog has become more trouble than it is worth. Will let everyone know soon what we plan on doing here. Sorry for the very offensive stuff someone decided to insert here. – DJ
Three ways to improve college basketball
Jim Burch offers some suggestions to improve college basketball.
Kentucky’s not that good
Brad Null of Bracketvoodoo.com explains why Kentucky may not be an overwhelming favorite to win the NCAA tournament.