Professional Sports

On the passing of Jose Fernandez

Last week, Jose Fernandez, a 24-year-old pitcher for the Miami Marlins, tragically passed away in a boating accident, along with two friends. Read More

Will ‘Pitch’ strikeout the patriarchy?

The simultaneous digs at men in sports media and rewards to women in sports media definitely send a signal to the viewers. Read More

The most volatile relationship in sports

By now, it's no secret that there is palpable animosity between the NFL’s players and its commissioner, Roger Goodell. Read More

Wambach book signing delights fans, points to success for College Town

"I’m here because Rochester has been such a valuable part of my career. There’s no better way to come and celebrate with the people that helped me grow up, helped me learn about myself." Read More

Yankees and Red Sox rivalry renewed

There has been a veritable blood-feud between the Bronx Bombers and the Sox since Boston sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1919. Read More

Women attempt to break Glass Ceiling at Rio, while Lochte embarrasses U.S. on world stage

The coverage has not only been deemed sexist, but it makes the case that, once again, athletics are a male space. Read More

This year’s NFL Draft is a first for the new Rams

The Rams are back in LA, and the franchise is looking to consistently win games and in turn make the playoffs. Read More

NBA season ends with historic games

The last day of 2015-2016 NBA regular season was a memorable one. Read More

Wright, Villanova’s champion coach, was UR-bred

Villanova basketball was crowned as national champion for the first time since 1985. The sharply-dressed man behind the madness, head coach Jay Wright, took his first ever NCAA national championship. Read More

Open borders bring baseball to Cuba

Last Tuesday, Major League Baseball (MLB) returned to Cuba for the first time since 1999. Read More