Wesley Morris

Wesley Morris is a contributing writer to Grantland. He won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for criticism for his work at the Boston Globe.

Does This Suit Make Me Look Insane?
The agony and ecstasy of Craig Sager.
By Wesley Morris
NFL Draft Style
Bad suits, big hugs, and a very serious discussion of football's hair problem.
By Wesley Morris
What We Talk About When We Talk About Hoodies
Trayvon Martin, the Miami Heat, and the garment we can no longer take for granted.
By Wesley Morris
Decoding Peyton Manning's Good-bye
LeBron's murse, billionaire Zubaz, and the rest of the month in sports style.
By Wesley Morris
Sean Avery Is No Dennis Rodman
Gay panic, provocation, and declining returns on sports trolling.
By Wesley Morris
Gay Coding and Madonna's (Brilliant) Halftime Show
A break from the culture of "no homo."
By Wesley Morris
Beyond the Pads
Civilian drag and the American football player.
By Wesley Morris
Michael Jordan's Tragic Style
Can someone please explain why he dresses like an R&B Steven Seagal?
By Wesley Morris
The Rise of the NBA Nerd
Basketball style and black identity.
By Wesley Morris
NBA Lockout: An Ode to Sweaters
And now: a collective You've got to be kidding me. For weeks, whenever we saw Billy Hunter and David Stern -- respectively, National Basketball Play...
By Wesley Morris, The Triangle