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1 week ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
LIV Golf’s stars came up short at a major championship. Again. (washingtonpost.com) LIV Golf’s stars came up short at a major championship. Again. By Sally Jenkins 2025061613562000 Didn't those LIV golfers look just a little soft around the chin in the grueling U.S. Open at Oakmont compared to that mudder of a new champion, J.J. Spaun?
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3 weeks ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
ChatGPT couldn’t answer my questions about tennis, so it made things up (washingtonpost.com) ChatGPT couldn’t answer my questions about tennis, so it made things up By Sally Jenkins 2025060511172600 It's time to talk about my relationship with Sage. The infatuation was real, and I was not alone. Sage had seduced many men and women across the world with the promise of easy virtue and a beguiling future.
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4 weeks ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
Tennis’s next big thing isn’t great yet, but he’s already irresistible (washingtonpost.com) Tennis’s next big thing isn’t great yet, but he’s already irresistible By Sally Jenkins 2025053011050900 In about 10 more minutes, João Fonseca is going to be the biggest problem in tennis. That stamp press of a forehand indents a ball so hard you wonder whether it will split open.
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1 month ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
The Pacers pulled a magic trick beyond belief. How did that happen? (washingtonpost.com) The Pacers pulled a magic trick beyond belief. How did that happen? By Sally Jenkins 2025052210172200 NEW YORK — What was that, people asked themselves on their way out of Madison Square Garden. How did that just happen? You couldn't anatomize it, couldn't quite deconstruct it. There was no strategic masterstroke drawn up on a clipboard.
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1 month ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
Baseball’s surrender on Pete Rose is a disgrace to the game (washingtonpost.com) Baseball’s surrender on Pete Rose is a disgrace to the game By Sally Jenkins 2025051419351000 Banning someone from baseball's Hall of Fame is not a sentence to the electric chair, much as the worshipers of the emerald chessboard like to frame it so. It's not a guillotine. It's not denial of a second chance in life.
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1 month ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
The Warriors must learn to survive without their ‘Petty King’ (washingtonpost.com) The Warriors must learn to survive without their ‘Petty King’ By Sally Jenkins 2025050810063400 Beware the loss of the "Petty King." It's the only nickname that adequately captures all that Stephen Curry is to the Golden State Warriors. The Petty King is domineering yet jaunty. He is aware of his supreme power yet chooses to treat it as a plaything.
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1 month ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
Bill Belichick’s book is frank, a little dark and deeply serious (washingtonpost.com) Bill Belichick’s book is frank, a little dark and deeply serious By Sally Jenkins 2025050409154000 This will sound funny under the circumstances, but Bill Belichick can't stand "cute." An advance copy of his forthcoming book exudes his distrust of all things fay or feigned, from the obsequious assistant to the dimpled reporter who doesn't "talk straight" in asking questions to the player who shows "fake...
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2 months ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
This football team shows what we lose when we ignore our real history (washingtonpost.com) This football team shows what we lose when we ignore our real history By Sally Jenkins 2025042011000000 The most priceless piece of sports memorabilia I've ever seen isn't some ordinary souvenir, a cap or a collectible card. It's more ghostly and vivid than that.
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2 months ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Sally Jenkins
Trump’s U.S. is not acting like a hospitable World Cup or Olympics host (washingtonpost.com) Trump’s U.S. is not acting like a hospitable World Cup or Olympics host By Sally Jenkins 2025041312085500 Events such as the Olympics and World Cup are among the biggest projects on earth, bigger than mega-dams or tunnel digs. As with any large structures, you don't build on poor soil, or they'll collapse.
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2 months ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Des Bieler |Sally Jenkins
March Madness highlights: Connecticut women dominate South Carolina to win 12th NCAA tournament title (washingtonpost.com) March Madness highlights: Connecticut women dominate South Carolina to win 12th NCAA tournament title By Des Bieler; Sally Jenkins 2025040618004100 Connecticut won the NCAA women's basketball championship, beating South Carolina, 82-59, for its record-extending 12th title.
