Mitch Goldich is a senior editor for Sports Illustrated, mostly focused on the NFL. He has also covered the Olympics extensively and written on a variety of sports since joining SI in 2014. His work has been published by The New York Times, Baseball Prospectus and Food & Wine, among other outlets. Goldich has a bachelor's in journalism from Lehigh University and a master's in journalism from the Medill School at Northwestern University.
France and Spain will face off on the pitch while a much-discussed sport begins in Paris.
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NBC’s ‘Gold Zone’ Has Perfected Live Olympics Coverage, and There’s No Going Back
It was hard not to get hooked on the Summer Games in Paris this year, as the network’s streaming product provided a wide-ranging and compelling viewing experience.
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What to Watch at Olympics on August 8: Lyles, McLaughlin-Levrone Take Center Stage
The two stars will look to add to Team USA’s success on the track. Plus, women’s volleyball and men's basketball face stiff competition in the semifinals.
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Final Skateboarding, First Weightlifting Events Highlight Wednesday’s Olympic Slate
American Jagger Eaton already won silver in the street skateboarding event, and will aim even higher Wednesday as the park event’s defending world champion.
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Gabby Thomas’s 200-Meter Final Highlights Tuesday’s Olympic Events
Thomas won bronze in Tokyo and is now the favorite, but she has fierce competition. Plus, many sports including men’s basketball, move into the knockout rounds.
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3x3 Women’s Basketball Medal Rounds Highlights Monday’s Olympic Slate
Team USA is set to face Spain in the semifinal before a potential gold medal match against either Germany or Canada later Monday. Plus, Simone Biles’s finale is on deck.
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Noah Lyles Goes for First Gold to Headline Sunday’s Packed Olympic Slate
The American sprinter seeks to earn the title of world’s fastest man in the 100-meter dash. Plus, tennis and men’s golf comes to a close.