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Smart takes and winning stories about Dallas sports
Hockey
The Stars and Golden Knights Meet Again
Catching the Stanley Cup champs early might work out for the Stars.
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Publications
The Ballad of Lance Von Erich
This month, A24’s The Iron Claw will bring the tragic tale of the Von Erich dynasty to the big screen. The strangest part of that story? When the family plucked a bodybuilding real estate agent out of obscurity and convinced the world he was kin.
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Hockey
The Stars and Golden Knights Meet Again
Catching the Stanley Cup champs early might work out for the Stars.
Basketball
Previewing Yet Another Mavs-Clippers Playoff Matchup
What is different about Clippers-Mavericks this time around? Kyrie and D.
Basketball
Watch Out, People. The Wings Had a Great Draft.
Rookie Jacy Sheldon will D up on Caitlin Clark in the team's one preseason game in Arlington.
Hockey
Yes, the Stars Should Hang Regular Season Banners
Adam Sandler can teach us something about relishing the in-between moments.
Publications
A New Way to Golf
The game has exploded out of the buttoned-up confines of the country club to become more popular than ever—driven by North Texas’ courses, clubs, innovators, and influencers.
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Golf
Good Good Golf is the Boy Band of the Links
Good Good Golf is based right here, but the YouTubers have designs on the sport worldwide.
Golf
Jill McGill Won Her First Pro Golf Event at 50. Motherhood helped.
Kids and local league tennis allowed the Tenison Park coach to get out of her head and link her name with Tiger Woods’ in the history books.
Golf
How to Catch the Golf Bug
After training golfers for over 25 years, Carrie Chambers of Swing Sync has all the tips for the novice golfer.
Golf
Meet Some of North Texas’s Pro Swingers
Your down-and-dirty scouting report on the local folks who make their living on the links.
Golf
The 25-Year-Old Who Sold 36,000 Golf Clubs in One Year
After rediscovering the sport his dad and grandpa taught him as a toddler, Benjamin Stromberg started selling golf equipment out of his parentsʼ Dallas garage. We let the GolfRoots CEO tee off.