The Long View The Salary Cap England Voted Down How state money changed the Premier League, and why there’s no salary cap to stop it.
The Long View The Moving Playbook What the A's, the Rams, and four other franchises can teach us about how teams really leave a city.
The Long View Who's Actually the Best Team? Different leagues answer a different question when they crown a champion, and most fans never notice which one they're watching.
The Long View Two Football Games Arch Manning, the weight of a name, and what patience still buys in college football
The Long View The Weight He Shouldn't Have to Carry How Kansas City is retooling around Mahomes, and what the 90s Cowboys and 49ers can teach us about protecting a championship window.
The Long View Consent Required Myles Garrett, Herschel Walker, and the forty-year shift in player leverage
The Long View Buy It or Build It How college football and college basketball are learning the same lesson about roster building
The Long View How the World Builds a Soccer Player Why baseball and hockey might be one bad decade away from soccer's problem
The Long View The Last League Without a Ceiling Baseball's salary cap fight isn't just about money. It's about whether the sport learned anything the last time it went to war with itself.
The Long View The Game That Couldn't Find a Home How a displaced basketball game reveals forty years of consequences nobody planned for
The Long View The Last Time Baseball Looked Like This, They Changed the Rules Batting averages are at their lowest since 1968. History tells us what usually comes next.
