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Weekday matinee games, which are far less numerous now though thankfully not extinct, are still the cheapest and best way to experience a Cubs game.

“I remember seeing Bill up on stage after the championship game,” says Peyton Manning. “We felt like this was going to be our year to win the Super Bowl. We felt like we’d sort of overcome some demons in that game.”

Forty years ago, Larry Bird passed on a chance at big-time basketball. The small-town star left Bob Knight’s IU team before a single game and returned home.

Dads are hard to buy for—unless they love golf. Then this gift is a no-brainer.

Well, that depends on who you are. Draft the right guy by consulting our handy chart.

#LoveIndy, Zoolala, and organized Porch Parties headline the best of fun and games in Indianapolis.

Don’t get caught watching the paint dry—snap up tickets to the Hoosiers screening and a Hickory jersey before the buzzer.

Nightly Airbnb rates during the biggest events, like the NCAA Final Four, can equal your mortgage. Sound good? Here’s how to know if your home is bookable.

The cure for Pope withdrawal, a manscaping must-have for fall, a flashy new Indiana tee, and more.

“I just love gummy bears. I used to get a couple pounds from a candy store in Carmel.”

Even if you can’t get into a game, there is plenty of sports history and culture to be had in South Bend.

One driver’s Jack Russell terrier is to IndyCar what Blue III is to college basketball.

If you can carry on a conversation while you’re running along, you’re not going too hard.

An overview of French Deal’s second collection.

The playbook for understanding Oliver Luck and the NCAA.