Much Ado About Clay
Roger Federer took the title at the Madrid Masters, but [all the talk was about blue clay... →]
Category: "Tennis"
Taking Drug Testing TOO Far
When do doping controls in sport go overboard? When they [ruin the very spirit of the competitions they are designed to protect... →]
Thoughts on Men’s Draw Before U.S. Open Semifinals
Four men remain in Flushing Meadows… [and here's who will reach the championship match. →]
2011 U.S. Open: Thoughts on the Women’s Draw During the Middle Weekend
They’re down to the elite eight in the women’s draw at the final Grand Slam of 2011, and [here's who we think will move on to the final four... →]
NTSF: Initial Thoughts on the Green Sports Alliance Summit
The Green Sports Alliance just concluded their inaugural Summit held over the past three days in Portland… [Zach offers his initial thoughts in this week's NTSF. →]
Stats and Sensibility: Three Ways to Rethink Serve Stats
Looking at the ATP statistics website, one finds several key serving statistics [that really only tell part of the picture on their own... →]
A One-Year Unpaid Vacation
American journeyman Robbie Kendrick received a one-year ban for the stimulant in his system at the French Open… [Is he a victim of overzealous anti-doping policy? →]
A Few Early-Round Musings from Wimbledon
With the second round closing up today at Wimbledon and the start of third-round matches, we’re nearing the first weekend with the brackets and the shape of this year’s slice of history beginning to crystallize out of the raw materials of p…