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Dorktown: John Stockton once would’ve led the NBA in assists even if he’d only played 60 games

By Alex Rubenstein and Jon Bois

Dorktown: The god-awful drive that changed NFL history

By Jon Bois and Alex Rubenstein

Dorktown: Sometimes MLB players should only play at a certain time of day

By Alex Rubenstein and Jon Bois

Dorktown: The three-ball walk, and other counting failures

We’ve got a new episode of Dorktown for you, as well as a bonus conversation between Jon and Alex about our occasional societal failure to count to four.

By Jon Bois and Alex Rubenstein

Dorktown: The 1976 Oakland A’s stole nearly a mile worth of bases vs. one team

By Alex Rubenstein and Jon Bois

Dorktown: Stephen Curry really hit 105 threes in a row

By Jon Bois and Alex Rubenstein

Dorktown: Kirby Puckett couldn’t hit homers when he was ahead in the count

By Alex Rubenstein and Jon Bois

Dorktown: Please stop wasting Deshaun Watson’s greatness

By Jon Bois and Alex Rubenstein

Dorktown: The 1986 Philadelphia Eagles were sacked into oblivion

By Alex Rubenstein and Jon Bois

Dorktown: Nori Aoki played an entire season without seeing the bases loaded

By Alex Rubenstein and Jon Bois