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As Hanukkah approaches, gather ’round the stereo system as Gabe tells the story of the great miracle that was the birth of the Maccabiah Games.
As Hanukkah approaches, gather ’round the stereo system as Gabe tells the story of the great miracle that was the birth of the Maccabiah Games. Plus: one ice skater’s head-slapping
“It is the responsibility of every Jewish person to say, ‘That’s not me who’s being criticized here, but I need to stand up for somebody who is,’ because that is a shared experience that we have.”
With the NHL in full swing, the Maple Leafs’ Jewish player Zach Hyman returns on the heels of coach Mike Babcock’s departure. But the real story deserving Jews’ attention is
With the NHL in full swing, the Maple Leafs’ Jewish player Zach Hyman returns on the heels of coach Mike Babcock’s departure. But the real story deserving Jews’ attention is
The death of Deadspin fell especially hard on one unsuspecting freelance writer.
When the entire editorial board of Deadspin walked out in resignation last week, one unsuspecting freelance writer walked in. That writer, Alan Goldsher, joins us over the phone from his
On our Jewish sports podcast: the NBA’s talmudic metaphors and a fact-check on the claim that Jewish athletes play poorly on Yom Kippur.
When Gabe and Jamie realized their regular schedule coincided with the Toronto Raptors’ ring ceremony, they figured: why not record it? This week, the boys recap the Raps’ Jewish connections,
Born in Alaska to Christian parents, longtime NHL player Nate Thompson converted to Judaism after meeting a nice Jewish girl. But his story isn’t exactly what people expect. The Menschwarmers
Fighting over the relevance of internet photo-ops now feels like an irrelevant distraction.
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