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80-1 Longshot Rich Strike Wins 148th Kentucky Derby

80-1 Longshot Rich Strike Wins 148th Kentucky Derby

On Saturday, May 7, the world watched as the 148th Kentucky Derby was run. After the fastest two minutes in sports, Rich Strike, an 80-1 longshot, took this year’s race, becoming the horse with the second-longest odds to ever win the Derby.

80-1 Longshot Rich Strike Wins 148th Kentucky Derby

80-1 Longshot Rich Strike Wins 148th Kentucky Derby

On Saturday, May 7, the world watched as the 148th Kentucky Derby was run. After the fastest two minutes in sports, Rich Strike, an 80-1 longshot, took this year’s race, becoming the horse with the second-longest odds to ever win the Derby.

Despite Lawsuit Win, Equal Pay Fight Isn’t Over

Despite Lawsuit Win, Equal Pay Fight Isn’t Over

After almost three years, the U.S. Women’s National Team settled their equal pay lawsuit with the governing body of American soccer. Managing Sports Editor Liza Katz ’24 explains the lawsuit and what it will mean for women’s soccer going forward.

Despite Lawsuit Win, Equal Pay Fight Isn’t Over

Despite Lawsuit Win, Equal Pay Fight Isn’t Over

After almost three years, the U.S. Women’s National Team settled their equal pay lawsuit with the governing body of American soccer. Managing Sports Editor Liza Katz ’24 explains the lawsuit and what it will mean for women’s soccer going forward.

A Hometown Fan's Ode to Tom Brady: Undisputed GOAT

A Hometown Fan's Ode to Tom Brady: Undisputed GOAT

A New England sports fan reflects on Tom Brady's retirement, describing his Patriots tenure as nothing short of a religious experience.

A Hometown Fan's Ode to Tom Brady: Undisputed GOAT

A Hometown Fan's Ode to Tom Brady: Undisputed GOAT

A New England sports fan reflects on Tom Brady's retirement, describing his Patriots tenure as nothing short of a religious experience.

The Jack Eichel Chronicles: As Told by a Disgruntled Sabres Fan

Hockey fans thought Jack Eichel was fated to be the savior of the historically awful Buffalo Sabres. But the Eichel era has officially ended — and it was simply another 21st century failure for the doomed franchise, writes Alex Noga ’23.