Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter Review
I have always had mixed feelings about Novak Djokovic. On the one hand, I have considerable sympathy for the circumstances surrounding his arrival at theRead More
1 responseAn engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
I have always had mixed feelings about Novak Djokovic. On the one hand, I have considerable sympathy for the circumstances surrounding his arrival at theRead More
1 responseA couple of years ago, I reviewed Serena Williams’ MasterClass on tennis. In that piece, I recommended that players revisit it periodically for new insight and perspectives.Read More
Before you read another word, I have a challenge for you. The ATP rankings were first unveiled in 1973. In the intervening years, 29 playersRead More
Some movie releases arrive at exactly the right moment. Others seem to have somehow chosen the release date when their target audience has the leastRead More
Some sports documentaries simply recount history. The best of this genre illuminates something much larger than sport. Chris & Martina: The Final Set unquestionably belongs in theRead More
Rafael Nadal is one of the most documented athletes in modern sports. His matches have been dissected, his routines analyzed, his rivalries chronicled, and hisRead More
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation recently released a three-episode dramatization focused on Evonne Goolagong Cawley. The series is not a documentary but rather a dramatization basedRead More
Every January, I take some time to sketch out a tentative reading map for the year ahead. It is a small ritual that helps meRead More
Break Point (2014) currently has an audience score of 79% on Rotten Tomatoes, which falls below my usual threshold for investing time in a movie. However,Read More
After spending the past five years scouring the headlines of nearly every tennis news story that crosses the wires each week, I have become convincedRead More