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When a GDP Report Landed in the Tennis Inbox
Andreescu and Stephens: Two Small Titles, Two Very Different Distances from the WTA Summit
Djokovic Takes Basel Wildcard: The Last Data Gamble of a 39-Year-Old Champion
Wuhan: Ann Li Topples Sabalenka on the Tenth Match Point
When the Tennis Data Pipeline Goes Silent: Lessons From an Analysis That Returned Empty
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Brent at $107 and the bill the world No. 87 never gets reimbursed forFour in the morning at Tullamarine international terminal, Melbourne. A...
When a GDP Report Landed in the Tennis InboxThursday night, rain over Liverpool. I opened my inbox and found a file...
Svitolina and Monfils: the unwinding of a dual base camp, and the part the data cannot measureParis, 6:40 in the morning. Fine rain smeared into blurred streaks across the...
Svitolina and Monfils Separate After Five Years: The October 20 Brief and the Data Vacuum in Tennis CoverageOn the morning of October 20, I opened the European indoor swing entry list...
Andreescu and Stephens: Two Small Titles, Two Very Different Distances from the WTA SummitRovereto, a late-season evening. The arena sits in the belly of a small...
Kartal Reaches the Wuhan Open Final: World No. 170, a Guaranteed Top-50 Place and a Scoreline Still Awaiting VerificationThe scoreline in the first report of the Wuhan final was filed as four...
Djokovic Takes Basel Wildcard: The Last Data Gamble of a 39-Year-Old ChampionIn Shanghai, I sat in front of the scoreboard and saw a number that refused t...
The Empty Data Column in Sydney and the Limits of Tennis AnalysisTuesday morning at Olympic Park, Sydney. A group of young players working on...
When the Tennis Data Pipeline Returns Zero: The Sports Industry's Silent TrapIn Miami, at 2:17 a.m., my second monitor flashed a blank line. A WTA...
Six Kings Waiting for Another Day: When Missiles Rewrite World Tennis's CalendarI remember the night I understood that a tennis tournament can be brought dow...
Wuhan: Ann Li Topples Sabalenka on the Tenth Match PointThe tenth match point. Not the first, not the fifth. In the third set, with t...
Wuhan Open: Swiatek beats Frech 6-2, 6-1 — 102 minutes for a scoreline that looked easyOn the centre court at the Wuhan Open, the scoreboard read 6-2, 6-1 after 1...
When Machines Replace Human Eyes: Electronic Line Calling and the Limits of Fairness in TennisIn the fourth minute of the deciding set, the Spaniard's backhand landed clos...
When the Tennis Data Pipeline Goes Silent: Lessons From an Analysis That Returned EmptyAt three in the morning Los Angeles time, the screen in my analysis room lit ...
When the Data Goes Silent: Nine Layers of Tennis Analysis and the Discipline of an Unfinished TruthThe stadium was silent, yet I could hear the heartbeat of an entire generatio...
The Empty Analysis and the Discipline of 'Cannot Yet Be Determined' in Tennis Data WritingThe Empty Analysis and the Discipline of 'Cannot Yet Be Determined' in Tennis...
The Silence of Arthur Ashe and the Variable That Never Enters the SpreadsheetThe Silence of Arthur Ashe and the Variable That Never Enters the Spreadsheet...
Alcaraz's Shanghai Opener: 24 Winners, 66 Minutes, and a Plan That Wasn't the PlanIn the third game of the opening set, Alcaraz moved to the net behind a...
Alcaraz Opens in Shanghai: 20 Net Rushes, 24 Winners, and the Five-Month Wrist EquationI still remember the way Alcaraz stepped up to the net in the seventh game of...