Sports

Rivers and co. get the W against a not-very-formidable opponent.

A laid-off sports talk radio host’s guide to surviving the pandemic.

Absent effective leadership, we’re forced to improvise through a deadly pandemic. Why should football be an exception?

This guy owns the Colts. And tweets.

We break down the good, bad, and the ugly from a team with many Rivers to cross.

Everything may be terrible, but that doesn’t mean everyone has to know how much you don’t really care about the Colts right now.

The Ryder Cup in Kohler, Wisconsin has been postponed until next year. Go there anyway.

Cracked Racquets, a scrappy tennis-media outfit, might have perfect timing—unless COVID-19 keeps the sport sidelined.

“If you HAVE to do Disney in July or August, I advise doing it this way. You know, without the crowds or your kids.”

“We are young. We’ll get up and down the court. And we are definitely going to fight.”

How the hell is “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” going to happen?

The Negro Leagues began and ended in Indianapolis.

Nobody is making a documentary about that. But they should.

As our writer and the city’s signature cultural event fell into peril, both looked to the Indianapolis 500’s 83-year-old owner for inspiration.

“In the grand scheme of things, we’re not allowed to complain at our situation. It’s just the way it is.”