Refs, jet lag and color red all contribute to home-field advantage

What actually gives teams an edge on their own turf?

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Remembering fallen friends through uniforms

Uni Watch examines how teams take their tributes for fallen friends to the field.

Logic and steroids just don't mix

Recent events have reminded Tim Keown that the discussion of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball has become one long vacation for logic.

Keri The 10, the first edition

In the first edition of his new Monday column, Page 2's Jonah Keri breaks down 10 stories from the baseball world.

Elias Says ...

A daily glance inside the numbers from the world of sports.

Baseball's problem isn't balance

David Schoenfield throws a high hard one at those who think MLB lacks competitive balance compared to other sports. This baseball season is wide open.

All the wrong moves in 2004

From the infamous wardobe malfunction to Pete Rose's ill-fated book, Page 2 lists the 10 worst moves of 2004.

Playing hardball without players

Senate tries to get to bottom of steroid use in sports, but it never gets beyond the top brass.

Football leaving baseball in the dust

Baseball is still called the national pastime, but football is by far the more popular sport in American society.

NL especially wide open

The NFL loves to trumpet the virtues of its parity, but the big leagues are every bit the land of opportunity.

The members of the Writers' Bloc predict a few things we're sure to see in 2004.

Bob Picozzi, Did You Knowsie

Bob Picozzi, Did You Knowsie

Greediest owners in sports

Page 2 searches for the 10 greediest owners in sports.

Forbes Franchise Values

Values of the various major sport franchises

September Moments

September 1 Chess: 1972: Bobby Fischer shows that his game is as grand as his ego as he becomes the first American to win the world chess championsh...