The Oregonian’s Allan Brettman wrote under the header, “The #NikeLetter Hits Home; Company Delivers Shoes To Teen With Cerebral Palsy.” Nike developed the specially-designed shoes for teenager Matthew Walzer, who has worn them “at school, where he navigates with a wheelchair and a cane” (11/24).
The N.Y. Times explored Woody Johnson’s dual roles as Jets owner and member of the Romney campaign’s fund-raising team (11/22).
The Heat have avoided public discord as Nick Arison has moved from former ball boy to CEO (11/25).
USGA representative Hank Thompson has been readying Merion Golf Club for the ’13 U.S. Open since June (11/22).
Broncos Exec VP/Football Operations John Elway “must be voted NFL executive of 2012” (11/25).
Bars near the Barclays Center look to draw Nets fans (11/23).
The addition of Maryland and Rutgers to the Big Ten favors geography over economics (11/24).
In the wake of verbal attacks by fans on the NHL commissioner comes a guide to “Yelling At Gary Bettman” (11/23).
A comparison of the current NHL lockout to the ’04-05 lockout finds the “feeling of déjà vu” growing (11/21).
Columbus hockey fans take another hit with the cancellation of the NHL All-Star Game, which had been scheduled for Nationwide Arena in January (11/23).
The MLB film on the Giants’ ‘12 World Series win that recently premiered in S.F. chronicles the team’s season “from spring training to the series-clinching last out” (11/23).
"Baseball nerd turned political forecaster" Nate Silver is one of a new generation of “quants” who are at the forefront of the digital revolution (11/17).
