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Training
Why Sleep Became the New Recovery Frontier for Pro Athletes
Teams hired sleep coaches, hotels rebuilt their rooms and athletes started treating eight hours as a training session — here is what the science supports.
Articles by Trevor Nash
Analysis
What MLB Revenue Sharing Actually Pays For, and What It Doesn't
MLB revenue sharing moves hundreds of millions to small markets — but nobody makes those teams spend it on payroll.
Trevor Nash
Competitions
How March Madness Upsets Follow a Pattern You Can Learn
Chaos feels random every March, but the bracket's upsets rhyme with a handful of repeatable causes.
Trevor Nash
Analysis
Why NFL Teams Hoard First-Round Picks Like Hidden Treasure
The 2011 rookie wage scale turned first-round picks into the best value in football, and general managers know it.
Trevor Nash
Athletes
The Making of Jaylen Brown's Two-Way Leap in Boston
Jaylen Brown went from questioned third pick to Finals MVP by refusing to be a specialist, and his arc explains how modern wings earn the max.
Trevor Nash