Eldad Malamuth
Eldad Malamuth lives in Chicago, where he works as a lawyer and writer of fiction and nonfiction. Reach him at eldadzvi@yahoo.com.
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Deflated
In Print - April 3, 2007| View Print Version (PDF) The NCAA Tournament towers over the college basketball landscape. Making the field of 64 validates a year for middling teams, and reaching the Final Four is the sole indicator of success for elite programs. Ah, the Tourney. It's the buzzer-beater, the hook-and-ladder, the greatest games ever played. You feel bad for that one [read more...]
Into the Red
I'm a Michigan Alumnus, and my mission objectives for Saturday's big game against Ohio State were threefold: (1) infiltrate enemy territory, (2) investigate the behavior and habits of the strange creature known as the Buckeye Fan, and (3) survive.Two locations provided ultimate analytical opportunities: (i) Chicago's premier Ohio State bar, Jack Sullivan's (now absorbed into the Barleycorn's chain), and (ii) [read more...]
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Don't Look Past The Buckeyes
When the Ohio State Buckeyes and USC Trojans take the field this Saturday for the most anticipated game of the college football season, a lot [read more...]
Baseball Plays Catch-Up With The Rest Of The Sporting World
The game of baseball just got a kick in the technological butt as instant replay became available for the first time on Aug. 28, 2008 [read more...]
Big Brown Faces Older Horses on Monmouth's Turf
The Monmouth Stakes on Saturday is all about one 3-year-old: Big Brown. The other horses in the 1 1/8 mile contest aren't exactly well known. The [read more...]
Watch Downhill Speed
Caution signs abound on streets throughout America. The best placed of them are far ahead of danger, positioned so as to give warning at a [read more...]
Murray Vanquishes Nadal, Meets Federer In U.S. Open Final
The king is dead, long live the wanna-be king. Rafael "Raffa" Nadal was vanquished 6-2, 7-6 (7-5) 4-6 6-4 by Andy Murray in the U.S. [read more...]
