That’s why, after calling your bookie and laying in your store of chips and beer, you might want to finish your preparations for the big game by revisiting Michael Lewis’s article for Play magazine in October 2007, “The Kick Is Up and It’s. Here’s...

Christian Petersen/Getty Images But the real mind-boggling fact is that no sooner are they dismissed, than they are snapped up by another club—a fact that shows the foolishness and gullibility runs deeper than the little tributary that is the football...

Lewis Business Reporter Fortunately for Research In Motion Ltd. , Americans just love a good redemption story. From the Christian evangelical embrace of Republican presidential nominee Newt Gingrich, marital transgressions and all, to the rush to...

Back in 2004, Michael Lewis, fresh off his Moneyball success and in early research mode on the book that would be The Blind Side, wrote a piece for The New York Times Magazine called "The Eli Experiment." The general premise was that the Giants, like...

This seems particularly fitting for Diehl, a player who, for the good of the team, has twice switched from his natural spot at guard to left tackle, a position he isn’t physiologically suited for. Michael Lewis’s 2006 book, The Blind Side, popularized...

Tobias wrote this not-so-flattering review of the film “The Blind Side” back in November 2009: Sports movies have a long, troubled history of well-meaning white paternalism, with poor black athletes finding success through white charity. But The Blind...