Cathal Kelly

COVID may still be raging, but sports teams and leagues don’t care

Criticism of The Crown highlights the modern fetishization of truth

Good riddance, Rogers Centre. You had your moment

The duality of the brawling aesthete and the cheerful cheat was the crux of Maradona’s appeal

Raptors re-signed VanVleet. Now what?

The COVID-19 pandemic is the book leave we didn’t ask for

The NHL is girding itself for another tiresome labour war

First-time Masters champion Dustin Johnson was so metronomic all his shots were great, and forgettable

Golf’s revolution on hold as DeChambeau flounders at Augusta

Face it. This is going to be the worst Masters ever

With Trump done, pro athletes and leagues have to decide if the fight is over

NHL better book its place soon in the minds of sports fans and TV networks

Tom Brady enjoys sweet revenge as Belichick struggles with new-look Patriots

Neither Orr – the hockey great or the Trump booster – should be leading a political debate

From a public health perspective, this MLB season was a mess

If the Dodgers can finish off the Rays, Clayton Kershaw will finally have a legacy worthy of his talent

What if fans start to enjoy going cold turkey in this impending nearly sports-less winter?

Sports culture is becoming hostile to casual fans, and maybe that’s why the ratings are so bad

Forget the past, we’re all living in a dual reality now

Tampa Bay gets a Ray of hope, but the Dodgers are still more interesting