Mary Pilon

Former NYT journalist who wrote The Monopolists Mary Pilon's THE KEVIN SHOW, Kevin Hall is an American golden boy, America's Cup and Olympic sailor, Ivy League graduate, husband, father of three—and a manic depressive who believes he is the star of The Kevin Show; he hears and speaks to the voice of the Director, who tells him what to do in the ongoing television movie of his life, to Nancy Miller at Bloomsbury, by Deborah Schneider of Gelfman Schneider/ICM (World English).

Another crisis in college sports...

Now, back to non-tennis life...

In the New Yorker, a woman’s battle to be included in competitive wood and cinder block smashing. 

Photos by the insanely talented Polina Yamshchikov.

Thanks to MSNBC for having me on to talk about transgender athletes! 

Live from Chicago, news about one of the worst gender pay gaps. 

This week, the minor league baseball stadium of my youth burned to the ground. Remembering it, childhood and underdog sporting events. 

In VICE, an exploration of the history of snooping around in sports. 

Iceland is not Greece. In an interview at his home for Politico, the country's president explains why.

Always fun to swing by and hang with these guys. Fun times guest hosting!

If you’re mad about FIFA, swap your McDonald’s for Burger King. 

As a kid growing up in Eugene, I always heard that legendary runner Steve Prefontaine died in a drunk driving accident while driving through the hills one night. The true story, now on ESPN’s Grantland, turned out to be far more complicated. A deep dive that takes a look at his life, legacy, death, running and small town life on the 40th anniversary of his passing. 

Icelandic reflective pond. Then my editor told me "The Monopolists" hit the NYT bestseller list. Many levels of freakout. #NoFilter #iceland #books #glaciers (at Inside Bjork's Brain, Iceland)

I ran 13.1 miles in the rain with a notebook so you wouldn’t have to.