
Pat Evans is a journalist and editor based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, whose work explores the crossroads of business, sports and lifestyle. With a background in business journalism and legislative reporting, Pat brings a grounded, analytical perspective to stories about how people move, eat, relax, and play. His writing often highlights the human side of trends shaping modern life.
Over the past decade, Pat’s bylines have appeared in regional and national publications, covering everything from hospitality and food and beverage to regulatory shifts in gambling. He’s also written two books on beer history.
When he’s not writing, you’ll likely find him exploring new restaurants and bars, experimenting with fitness routines, or planning his next road trip fueled by curiosity and good coffee.
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Articles by Pat Evans
The 7 Most Iconic Flops in Sports History
From Rivaldo’s World Cup face-clutch to P.K. Subban’s NHL embellishment, these seven flops turned minimal contact into enduring sports theater.

By Pat Evans
Celtics, Patriots, UConn: Which Dynasty Reigns Supreme?
From Bill Russell’s Celtics to Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes era, these four dynasties combined championships, longevity and a dominance that reshaped their sports.
By Pat Evans
The 6 Greatest Comebacks in Sports History
From Istanbul to the end of the Curse of the Bambino, these six comebacks overcame impossible odds, championship pressure and moments that looked finished.

By Pat Evans
Could Vertical Video Change How We Watch Sports?
Vertical video has already transformed sports highlights and athlete content. Now, as media companies experiment with mobile-first programming, live sports may be next.

By Pat Evans
Why Degens Love Kalshi’s 15-Minute Bitcoin Markets
Ultra-short binary contracts on Bitcoin’s next move have turned Kalshi into a 24/7 trading floor for crypto fans, sports bettors and algorithmic traders.

By Pat Evans
Love Island Betting: Are More Women Turning to Prediction Markets?
The trading frenzy around reality TV suggests entertainment prediction markets may be attracting a different audience than traditional sportsbooks.

By Pat Evans