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Ezra Moleko

Sports

The Complicated Ethics of Performance-Enhancing Drugs in a Complicated Sports World

By Ezra Moleko and Josh Holtzman

      It can be easy, from our lofty cushioned couches and recliners, to cast aspersions on any athlete who…

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Opinion: Sha’Carri Richardson’s Weed Suspension Benefits Nobody

By Ezra Moleko

A central appeal of the Olympics for both athletes and fans alike is the debut of bright young talents on…

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Celebrity Swing: Blue-bloods On The Green

By Ezra Moleko

Golf occupies a particular status among sports, or recreational activities in general, as the ultimate celebrity photo-op. Nobody is rich,…

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A Year Behind the Scenes: Thanking the Right People

By Ezra Moleko

When did the pandemic really begin? The answer is technically March 11, 2020, but for many, it probably began to…

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Kyle Lowry: The Ultimate Price

By Ezra Moleko

I should start by saying it pains even me to be writing this article.  Kyle Lowry, six-time All-Star Point Guard…

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Super Bowl LV: A Different Ball Game, Mostly

By Ezra Moleko

At a time when so much is in flux about the world of sports and public events in general, the…

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Opinion: NBA Reporting Has Gotten Needlessly Pessimistic

By Ezra Moleko

Last week, the Utah Jazz beat the New Orleans Pelicans to win their seventh game in a row. Star guard…

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How Athlete is Starting to Sound like Activist

By Ezra Moleko

On August 26, 2020, we witnessed a historic moment in sports and pop culture, the likes of which were previously…

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Rudy Gobert: A Case in the Trappings of NBA Free Agency

By Ezra Moleko

Rudy Gobert, all-star center of the Utah Jazz, like the rest of us, has had an up-and-down year. Early in…

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