Throwbacks: A Newsletter About Sports History and Culture
Michael WeinrebAn Off the Beaten Path Exploration of Sports History, Culture, and Politics (and Assorted Minutiae)
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The Endorsement: Rooting for Terrible Teams
Sure, the Knicks are in the Finals. But what if the suffering itself was the reward?
This is Throwbacks, a newsletter by me, Michael Weinreb, about sports, history, culture, and politics—and how they all bleed together.
What Rupert Murdoch Wrought, on the Back Page and Beyond
Fifty years after he bought the Post, his hysterical sensibility--both for news and sports--has landed in California. Good luck with that.
This is Throwbacks, a newsletter by me, Michael Weinreb, about sports, history, culture, and politic...
"Tarps Off" Is Pointless, Stupid, and Necessary
This is Throwbacks, a newsletter by me, Michael Weinreb, about sports, history, culture, and politics—and how they all bleed together.
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AI Can't Even Begin to Fathom the Next Victor Wembanyama
This is Throwbacks, a newsletter by me, Michael Weinreb, about sports, history, culture, and politics—and how they all bleed together.
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Nolan Ryan and the Last True Fastball
What did baseball lose when 100 m.p.h. became pedestrian?
This is Throwbacks, a newsletter by me, Michael Weinreb, about sports, history, culture, and politics—and how they all bleed together.
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Journalist/screenwriter/author: The Ringer, The Atlantic, ESPN, Grantland, etc. I write at the weird nexus of sports, history, culture and politics. Bay Area-based, Pennsylvania-bred.
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