LifestyleShelby Rogers weds John Slavik: 'We are overcome with gratitude, love, joy and excitement'Rogers and Slavik debuted their relationship in 2020 after meeting on a blind date set up by mutual friends.By Baseline Staff Dec 04, 2023
SocialMedvedev, Sabalenka, Gauff and co. select best companion for National Take a Hike Day"I think Andrey would not make a good companion in terms of surviving, but..."By Matt Fitzgerald Nov 17, 2023
Inside-In PodcastTennis Channel Inside-In: Shelby Rogers is still trusting the process and making her career countFrom playing in front of royalty at Wimbledon to dealing with injury setbacks, this American mainstay has experienced plenty ... but nothing can shake her unwavering positivity.By Mitch Michals Sep 20, 2023
Style PointsClassic looks and bold colors to be on display in Fila's 2023 US Open Heritage CollectionPlayers including Barbora Krejcikova, John Isner, Karolina Pliskova and Diego Schwartzman will wear the line in Queens.By Baseline Staff Aug 18, 2023
LifestyleAhead of the US Open, U.S. players get glammed up in Vanity Fair spreadSome of the red, white and blue's best players were featured in a spread dubbed "American Tennis Has Never Been Hotter."By Baseline Staff Aug 15, 2023
WimbledonNerves of a Champion: Elena Rybakina rallies to begin Wimbledon title defenseShelby Rogers and Roger Federer each got the Kazakh's attention—and she responded.By Joel Drucker Jul 04, 2023
WimbledonThree to See, Day 2: Facing Dominic Thiem, Stefanos Tsitsipas is on upset alertPlus: Rybakina begins her title defense against Rogers, while Tiafoe awaits the tricky Wu Yibing.By Steve Tignor Jul 03, 2023
Style PointsBlack? Anything but white? Red all over? We asked WTA stars the best color to wear on clayAn in-depth analysis from the Charleston Open.By Ed McGrogan May 03, 2023
My Tennis LifeShelby Rogers, tour player and tour guide, highlights Charleston's charms“Even for me, this city is changing so much,” says the South Carolinian.By Baseline Staff Apr 18, 2023
WTA Charleston, USAShelby Rogers, tennis' humble giant-killer, lacks one thing on her resume. Could she find it at home?She's beaten a No. 1-ranked Barty, Serena in a final-set tiebreak, and Rybakina on grass. But she's always been beaten before the title is awarded.By Ed McGrogan Apr 05, 2023