Susan Shan

An unnamed member of the media argued with me about having machines instead of umpires call balls and strikes in baseball so that the strike zone would be 100 percent consistent.

It has been a memorable Memorial Day weekend for America’s pastime (understatement of the year).

Magic Johnson summed it up best after Game 5 between the Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic when he said, “Momentum is the key in any sport. Right now, all the momentum has swung to the Orlando Magic.”

How could King James possibly leave Cleveland, the city that worships the billboard he’s mounted on?

As you drive down Ontario Street toward downtown Cleveland, it becomes blindingly clear whom the city belongs to.

When torn between watching NHL or a NBA playoff game on at the same time, NHL playoffs blew away the NBA.

LeBron James has a triple-double despite playing poorly and without much help from his supporting cast.

The Boston Celtics bury the Cleveland Cavaliers as Lebron James and the Cavs have no offense, no answer.

When you are a Major League Baseball team and you get blasted 20—0 at home, something is clearly wrong.

After the first month of major league baseball, Tampa Bay and Boston seem to be heading in opposite directions.