Forward
Arnold Rothstein did fix the World Series and other Jewish facts from a historian of baseball and New York
21 Oct
Kevin Baker's book, "The New York Game: Baseball and the Rise of a New City," delves into the intertwined history of New York City's rise and the evolution o...
21 Oct
JTA
The Jewish NBA players to watch as the 2024-2025 season tips off
18 Oct
As the 2024-2025 NBA season begins, Jewish players such as Deni Avdija, Amari Bailey, and Domantas Sabonis are ones to watch. Deni Avdija, who recently joine...
18 Oct
Kveller
This 11-Year-Old Orthodox Girl Is a Ping Pong Champion — But Won’t Play on Shabbat
16 Oct
Estee Ackerman, an 11-year-old Orthodox Jewish girl, made headlines by choosing to forfeit a gold medal match at the U.S. National Table Tennis Championships...
16 Oct
Forward
Israeli Deni Avdija sits out Yom Kippur NBA game; Jewish BYU quarterback suits up
14 Oct
Deni Avdija, the Israeli NBA player for the Portland Trail Blazers, opted to sit out a preseason game on Yom Kippur, citing a shift in priorities following t...
14 Oct
JTA
Israeli Deni Avdija sits out Yom Kippur NBA preseason game; Jewish BYU football player suits up
14 Oct
Israeli NBA player Deni Avdija chose to sit out a preseason game with the Portland Trail Blazers on Yom Kippur, highlighting the importance of his Jewish her...
14 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
Sports allow Tom Reuveny to give hope to people.
13 Oct
Tom Reuveny discusses how sports serve as an avenue for spreading hope and inspiration. By engaging in sporting activities, Reuveny highlights the power of s...
13 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
Tom Reuveny talks about how he coped being in the Olympic village while a war in Israel was going on
13 Oct
Tom Reuveny, an athlete at the recent Olympics, shares his emotional experience of competing while a war was ongoing in his home country, Israel. Despite the...
13 Oct
JTA
The Jewish Sport Report: Where did Sandy Koufax go on Yom Kippur when he didn’t pitch? An investigation.
11 Oct
The article delves into the enduring mystery of baseball legend Sandy Koufax's whereabouts on Yom Kippur in 1965, when he famously chose not to pitch during ...
11 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
Israeli Olympic champion Tom Reuveny explains what it's like to receive death threats online.
11 Oct
Israeli Olympic champion Tom Reuveny shares his experiences of facing online death threats due to his prominence as an Israeli athlete. Reuveny discusses the...
11 Oct
JTA
Sandy Koufax famously didn’t pitch on Yom Kippur in 1965. But did he go to synagogue?
11 Oct
The story of Sandy Koufax not pitching on Yom Kippur during the 1965 World Series is legendary, but whether he attended synagogue that day remains a matter o...
11 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
Can sports help build connections between Israelis and their neighbors in the Middle East?
11 Oct
Israeli Olympic champion Tom Reuveny explored the potential of sports as a unifying tool in fostering connections between Israelis and their Middle Eastern n...
11 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
"I think is important always question your beliefs in everything"
11 Oct
Israeli Olympic gold medalist Tom Reuveny emphasizes the importance of questioning one's beliefs by consistently seeking perspectives outside of one's own. R...
11 Oct
Moment
From 1984 | Home (Plate) for the Holidays
10 Oct
This piece delves into the tradition and challenges faced by Jewish baseball players concerning participation in games during the High Holidays. While Sandy ...
10 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
This Olympic gold medalist was competing in the World Championships when he heard awful news
10 Oct
Israeli Olympic gold medalist Tom Reuveny shares an emotional account of receiving tragic news while competing at the World Championships. He learned that a ...
10 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
This Israeli Olympic gold medalist is proud to have given Israelis a sense of national pride
10 Oct
The video features Tom Reuveny, an Israeli Olympic gold medalist in windsurfing, who speaks about the significance of his achievement in bringing a sense of ...
10 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
Can a Olympic gold medal get you in to all places? Find out with Olympic champion Tom Reuveny
10 Oct
The episode features Israeli Olympic champion Tom Reuveny, exploring the privileges and recognition that come with winning an Olympic gold medal. In a light-...
10 Oct
Israel: State of a Nation
Golden Boy | Tom Reuveny Israel’s Olympic Champion
10 Oct
Tom Reuveny, the Israeli Olympic windsurfing champion, shares his compelling story of growth and achievement in the world of sports. Born in Ramat Gan and ra...
10 Oct
Forward
5 Jewish things about the Mets — and why Jewish fans adore them
9 Oct
Jewish fans have a unique affinity for the New York Mets, rooted in historical, cultural, and emotional connections. The team's origins are linked to the Bro...
9 Oct
JTA
All the Jewish NHL players to watch in the 2024-2025 season
8 Oct
The 2024-2025 NHL season highlights a significant presence of Jewish players, with 13 starting on league rosters and a few more prospects potentially joining...
8 Oct
Mishpacha
Our Last Chance
8 Oct
Cindy Scarr's article explores the emotional and spiritual journey of a woman undergoing fertility treatments during Yom Kippur, highlighting the tension bet...
8 Oct
JTA
Mark Vientos has become a Mets postseason icon. His botched Hebrew tattoo may have an encore.
8 Oct
Mark Vientos, the New York Mets' third baseman, has emerged as a key figure in the team's unexpected playoff success. After struggling earlier this season, t...
8 Oct
Forward
He founded the Harlem Globetrotters and is the shortest man in the basketball hall of fame. A new book tells his story.
6 Oct
Abe Saperstein, founder of the Harlem Globetrotters, is celebrated in a new biography by Mark and Matthew Jacob for his immense contributions to basketball a...
6 Oct
JTA
How Harlem Globetrotters founder Abe Saperstein shaped basketball as we know it today
3 Oct
Abe Saperstein, the Jewish founder of the Harlem Globetrotters, left an indelible mark on basketball and sports culture, as explored in the biography "Globet...
3 Oct
JTA
A Jewish guide to the 2024 MLB playoffs
1 Oct
As the 2024 MLB playoffs commence, several Jewish baseball players are in the spotlight, with representation across six teams. Notable figures include Alex B...
1 Oct
JTA
Jewish MLB executive Chaim Bloom to lead St. Louis Cardinals beginning in 2026
1 Oct
Chaim Bloom, a prominent Jewish baseball executive, known for his strategic prowess in farm system development, will assume the role of President of Baseball...
1 Oct
JTA
The Jewish Sport Report: How the Chicago White Sox made a bad year even worse for Jewish fans
27 Sep
Jewish sports fans endured a challenging year, with world events and team performances adding to the difficulties. Amid this backdrop, Jewish White Sox fans ...
27 Sep
Menschwarmers
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2024 NHL and MLB postseason preview: Here are the Jewish athletes to watch
26 Sep
As hockey and baseball seasons converge, the Menschwarmers discuss Jewish athletes to watch, including the promising Hughes brothers in the NHL and key playe...
26 Sep
Menschwarmers
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2024 NHL and MLB posteseason preview: Here are the Jewish athletes to watch
26 Sep
Jamie Hirsh and Gabe Pulver preview the 2024 NHL and MLB seasons, highlighting key Jewish athletes to watch, such as Zach Hyman, Jack Hughes, and Alex Bregma...
26 Sep
Unpacked
Why Did a Baseball Star Skip the Biggest Game of His Career? | Explained
25 Sep
Sandy Koufax's decision to sit out Game 1 of the 1965 World Series to observe Yom Kippur marked a significant moment beyond baseball, symbolizing Jewish resi...
25 Sep
Jewish Chronicle
Hendon United dominate with 3-0 victory to maintain perfect start
25 Sep
Hendon United continues their dominant run in the Maccabi GB Southern League Premier Division with a commanding 3-0 victory over Stoke Salmon, maintaining th...
25 Sep
JTA
For Jewish White Sox fans, this season has made a bad year even worse
23 Sep
For Jewish fans of the Chicago White Sox, the 2024 baseball season has added to an already challenging year. With the Sox losing a historic number of games, ...
23 Sep
JTA
The Jewish Sport Report: A Japanese Jewish player to watch in this weekend’s World Lacrosse Box Championships
20 Sep
Highlighting the intersection of sports and Jewish identity, this Jewish Sports Report introduces Kinori Sugihara Rosnow, a Japanese-Jewish athlete playing i...
20 Sep
Forward
She was the Sandy Koufax of ping pong. Now she’s the star of a children’s book.
20 Sep
\"Ping-Pong Shabbat,\" a new children's book by Ann D. Koffsky with illustrations by Abigail Rajunov, tells the inspiring true story of Estee Ackerman, a mod...
20 Sep
JTA
Meet the Jewish player on Japan’s national lacrosse team
20 Sep
Kinori Sugihara Rosnow, a Jewish Japanese-American athlete, has navigated his multifaceted identity through his involvement in lacrosse. A descendant of Holo...
20 Sep
Forward
As Shohei Ohtani comes for his home run record, a Jewish Dodger legend is in awe with the rest of us
20 Sep
Shawn Green, the celebrated Jewish slugger who held the Dodgers' single-season home run record since 2001, expressed awe and admiration as Shohei Ohtani brok...
20 Sep
Kveller
This Video of a 97-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Throwing the First Pitch at Toronto Blue Jays Game Must Be Seen
18 Sep
Irene Kurtz, a 97-year-old Holocaust survivor and educator, made headlines by throwing the ceremonial first pitch at a Toronto Blue Jays game. Her pitch was ...
18 Sep
JTA
The Jewish Sport Report: This week’s top 6 Jewish baseball moments
13 Sep
The Jewish Sport Report highlights six notable Jewish moments in baseball from the past week. Key highlights include Garrett Stubbs and Max Lazar of the Phil...
13 Sep
Forward
A home run celebration unveils a Hebrew tattoo — with a typo
12 Sep
Mark Vientos of the New York Mets recently became the talk of the town not just for his game-winning performance, but for his tattoo faux pas. During a celeb...
12 Sep
JTA
All the Jewish and Israeli medalists at the 2024 Paris Paralympics
9 Sep
The 2024 Paris Paralympics witnessed remarkable achievements from Jewish and Israeli athletes, who secured a total of 13 medals, including four golds by Isra...
9 Sep
People of the Pod
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Paris 2024: 2 Proud Jewish Paralympians on How Sports Unites Athletes Amid Antisemitism
9 Sep
Paralympians Tahl Leibovitz and Ian Seidenfeld discuss facing antisemitism in sports, with Israeli athletes receiving death threats and hate gestures during ...
9 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy
Project24 and Pelotonia: A triumph of the spirit
9 Sep
Project24 and Pelotonia created a powerful experience of healing and solidarity for Israeli cyclists and the Jewish community in Columbus, Ohio. Initiated by...
9 Sep
Forward
The Jewish Sport Report: Jewish and Israeli Paralympians had a big week in Paris
6 Sep
Israeli and Jewish Paralympians achieved notable success at the Paris Paralympics, providing a source of pride amidst challenging times in Israel. Despite do...
6 Sep
Forward
Israeli swimmer Ami Dadaon wins Paralympic bronze, his 4th Paris medal and Israel’s 10th
6 Sep
Israeli swimmer Ami Dadaon has secured a bronze medal in the 50-meter freestyle S4 at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, marking his fourth medal at these games and...
6 Sep
Forward
Hapoel Jerusalem unveils new soccer jersey honoring the memory of Hersh Goldberg-Polin
6 Sep
Hapoel Jerusalem F.C., an Israeli soccer club known for its left-leaning, fan-owned identity, has released a new jersey paying tribute to Hersh Goldberg-Poli...
6 Sep
JTA
Israeli Guy Sasson wins Paralympic bronze in wheelchair tennis, Israel’s ninth Paris medal
5 Sep
Guy Sasson, an accomplished Israeli wheelchair tennis player, recently earned a bronze medal in the quad singles category at the Paris Paralympics. This achi...
5 Sep
JTA
Israeli Paralympic women’s goalball team wins silver medal, its first in the sport
5 Sep
Israel's women's goalball team achieved a historic milestone by winning the silver medal at the Paris Paralympics, marking Israel's first Paralympic team spo...
5 Sep
JTA
Jewish US table tennis star Ian Seidenfeld wins bronze at Paris Paralympics
5 Sep
Ian Seidenfeld, a Jewish American table tennis player, secured a bronze medal at the Paris Paralympics. This comes three years after he shocked the table ten...
5 Sep
Menschwarmers
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The Paralympics have a rich Jewish history—and inspiring modern stars
5 Sep
This episode explores the Jewish origins of the Paralympic Games, highlighting the contributions of Jewish doctor Ludwig Guttmann and contemporary Jewish Par...
5 Sep
Menschwarmers
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The Paralympics have a rich Jewish history—and inspiring modern stars
5 Sep
Menschwarmers delves into the Jewish origins and current Jewish stars of the Paralympics, featuring an interview with Alana Schreiber on the influential role...
5 Sep
JTA
Jewish US track and field star Ezra Frech wins 2 Paralympic gold medals
3 Sep
Ezra Frech, a Jewish athlete, distinguished himself at the Paris Paralympics by winning two gold medals in track and field events. Frech, who was born with d...
3 Sep