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Tim Marchman
Tim Marchman writes about sports for the Wall Street Journal and is an editor of The Classical. You can follow him on Twitter.
Articles By Tim Marchman
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Ultimate Fleecing
UFC’s deal with Fox was supposed to secure its future. So why is the premier mixed-martial-arts promotion in such bad shape?
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Marvin Miller
How the greatest union man in sports history shaped the games we watch today.
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This Is Not a Sequel
The 2012 Oakland A’s are the exact opposite of a Moneyball team.
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The Old Ballgame
How the San Francisco Giants are winning with a bunch of creaky, mediocre veterans.
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Perfectly Unlikely
Why great pitchers like Roy Halladay don't usually throw no-hitters.
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Old Moneyball
Did George Will's Men at Work anticipate baseball's statistical revolution?
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Geezers Win! Geezers Win!
The old-as-dirt New York Yankees take the 2009 World Series.
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The Overmanager
Why the New York Yankees' Joe Girardi is too smart for his own good.
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The Not-Quite-Ultimate Fighting Championship
Will the absence of the world's best fighter, Russia's Fedor Emelianenko, halt UFC's ascent to the big leagues?
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Alex Rodriguez, Fallen Hero?
Nobody liked him before the steroids, nobody likes him now.
