The only thing I have to add to the discourse is watch “OJ: Made in America.” One of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen.

Taz's deadpan line delivery here is so funny.

My creative writing 101 professor who told the class that anyone who wanted to watch sports would never become a writer.

Here's the clip of me talking to ABC News about the birth of Ava and my odyssey through the hospital.

Here's the clip of me talking to ABC News about the birth of Ava and my odyssey through the hospital.

My wife isn’t online, much to her and our benefit, but I am, so it’s her birthday today and I can’t let it pass without mentioning that she is my moon, my stars, and my world.

There was an article published in Norway about my adventures, and apparently I said this: 'Enten det var på grunn av tretthet, mangel på mat, eller fordi jeg nettopp hadde våknet, husker jeg ingenting. Jeg besvimte,' skrev Epplin. msn.com/nb-no/nyheter/…

One chapter away from wrapping up the second part of the book. One more to go and then it's off to the publisher.

The 'Peanuts' strip for today's eclipse (from July 16, 1963).

This is a wonderful piece of sportswriting on pitching injuries, why they're happening, why they're so difficult to solve. Ben Lindbergh is a master at weaving facts, statistics, and history into one readable package. theringer.com/mlb/2024/4/2/2…

Public libraries rule. And so does Luke’s book “Our Team.” Go find it at your library. search.worldcat.org

This GoodReads review of 'Our Team' is the perfect example of why public libraries are so great and necessary.

Morning reading time has changed significantly in my life.

What’s the greatest phone call scene you’ve ever seen?

It's the simplest rule of writing yet I have to continually remind myself of it: stay in scene as long as possible.

I can't imagine the pressure this guy must be under.