R.I.P.
The Baltimore Orioles manager used genius strategy and red-faced rage to transform the game.
Tim Marchman, a 2011-12 Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan, writes regularly about sports and books for the Wall Street Journal.
NFL MURDER-SUICIDE
A day after Belcher killed the mother of his child and then himself, the Kansas City Chiefs had a game to win. Tim Marchman talks to former Cardinals manager Tony La Russa on managing after a death.
The Other Debate
Tim Marchman reports from the debate of minor-party presidential candidates in Chicago, moderated by Larry King.
Origin Myth
Stan Lee headed not so much a fantastical world of superheroes but a conservative factory of broken dreams that sometimes exploited its artists to churn out endlessly cyclical narratives meant to prevent change and protect trademarks, as Sean Howe’s new history shows. By Tim Marchman.
Is DC Comics' Watchmen reboot an insult to the comic's creator, and the company's canon? Tim Marchman talks to one of the writers trying to breathe new life into an old story.