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Patrick Sauer

Patrick Sauer has written forFast Company, ESPN, Inc., Good Men Project and Deadspin. Originally from Billings, Montana, now he's a stay-at-home-Dad in Brooklyn. Check out patricksauer.com or follow him @pjsauer.

  • March 7, 2013
    Lights Out at The Carrier Dome

    The Carrier Dome hosted its last Big East game on Wednesday night, and Syracuse quite fittingly won big. Syracuse will move to the ACC next year, and while the giant pillow-topped dome is not going anywhere, things won't be the same for one of college basketball's best and weirdest venues. Which is fine, because the Carrier Dome isn't really like anyplace else.

  • February 25, 2013
    The Lunardi Problem

    There's nothing wrong with some idle speculation on the NCAA Tournament, especially as March approaches. But a little bit less of ESPN Bracketologist-in-chief Joe Lunardi, and the silly, over-certain pseudoscience he sells, might do us all some good.

  • December 3, 2012
    Why We Watch: Jae Crowder, Who May Be A Phenom

    There are several good-enough reasons to root for Jae Crowder, the extravagantly be-dreaded rookie wing on the Dallas Mavericks. But what he might wind up being, and on some nights legitimately appears already to be, is currently a better reason to watch than anything Crowder actually is.

  • February 9, 2012
    David Chang, Sports Fan

    The supreme chef behind Momofuku is nearly as serious about sports as he is food, especially the teams from his beloved District of Columbia. We talked with him about Unseld, sports foodies, and yes, Jeremy Lin. Chang should probably go ahead and add "prophet" to his already lengthy resume.