Greatest Sports Stories
Sports have always been found inside the pages of D Magazine. That means, yes, the Dallas Cowboys and Mavericks, but also the Von Erichs, Bill Fong, and the Dallas Diamonds. These 10 are our greatest sports stories ever.
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Sports
The Short, Wild Run of Dallas’ First Professional Women’s Basketball Team
The Dallas Diamonds took the floor 40 years ago, teaching the city a lot about sexism, racism, and the business of sports.
By Kathy Wise

Dallas History
How a Dallas Businessman Assembled the World’s First Professional Bridge Team
The Dallas Aces formed in the late 1960s with one mission: take down Italy's formidable Blue Team. Becoming famous wasn't part of the plan.

Football
Tony Dorsett Is Losing His Mind
Unexplained fits of rage. Forgetting where he was yesterday. A Dallas Cowboys great begins to discover the price of football.
By Zac Crain

Football
Tony Romo: The Natural
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Dallas Cowboys quarterback you can learn from the greatest high school football game he ever played.
By Peter Simek

40 Greatest Stories
The Most Amazing Bowling Story Ever
In a bowling alley one night, Bill Fong came so close to perfection that it nearly killed him.
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40 Greatest Stories
Don Meredith: The First Dallas Cowboy
As America's Team celebrates its 50th anniversary, we look back to the era before Troy and Roger.
By Curt Sampson

Greatest Sports Stories
Dressed to Kill
The most hated hockey player in the NHL also happens to be a really nice guy and a bit of a dandy.
By Curt Sampson

Football
Troy Aikman Won’t Dance
The Cowboys’ quarterback will talk about his love life and his family, about his fame and Skip Bayless. But...
By Eric Celeste

Football
How to Save the Southwest Conference
Despite years of finger-pointing, the real problems remain: rich coaches, dumb jocks, and the seductive power of TV. Here are six ways to tackle the problems.
By Eric Celeste

40 Greatest Stories
The Fall of the House of Von Erich
In the ring, they were masters of theatrics—heroic and invincible. In life, America’s greatest wrestling dynasty has been battered by tragedy and fate.
By Skip Hollandsworth