Yes, Baseball Games Are Way Too Long
Umpire Joe West got himself into trouble for criticizing the sport's slow pace. But he's right—changes are necessary. More »
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Hampton Stevens is a writer based in Kansas City, Missouri. His work has appeared in The Atlantic, ESPN the Magazine, Playboy, Gawker, Maxim, and many more publications.
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