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Analysis
How Defensive Pressing Triggers Win Possession Back in the Final Third
The high press only works when the whole team reads the same cue at the same time. Here is what that cue actually looks like.
Articles by Trevor Nash
Athletes
Simone Biles and the Longest Four Years in Gymnastics
Simone Biles left the Tokyo floor in 2021 with the twisties and returned in Paris 2024 to win three golds and a silver — the documented arc of the greatest gymnast alive stepping away and coming back on her own terms.
Trevor Nash
Athletes
How MLB Salary Arbitration Actually Decides What a Player Is Worth
There's no splitting the difference: a panel picks one side's number and the other side eats the loss, which is exactly why the system works the way it does.
Trevor Nash
Competitions
What Make-or-Break Weeks Decide Professional Playoff Races
Every league's calendar contains a handful of weeks that settle the postseason — and each sport hides them in a different place.
Trevor Nash
Athletes
Second Acts: The Athletes Who Reinvented Themselves Best
From a champion boxer who reclaimed a title two decades on to a dunk-contest star who became a role player, the best second acts follow a pattern.
Trevor Nash
Competitions
How Marathon Major Fields Get Built From Scratch
A world marathon major isn't a race that happens to have elites — it's a carefully assembled product with three races inside one.
Trevor Nash