These two can drive a man to drink.
Stephen A. Smith has had enough of Tebowmania and takes matters — in the form of a guitar — into his own hands.
National League MVP Ryan Braun, who last season led the Milwaukee Brewers to their first division title in nearly three decades, has tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug and faces a 50-game suspension if the initial finding is upheld, two sources familiar with the case told “Outside the Lines.”
Major League Baseball has not announced the positive test because Braun is disputing the result through arbitration.
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One day after a source told ESPNChicago.com’s Michael C. Wright that Favre would listen to the injury-riddled Bears if Chicago came calling, a high-ranking Bears source told ESPN’s Ed Werder on Tuesday that the team has no interest in signing the 42-year-old quarterback.
I don’t want to know what ESPN the Magazine cover shoot concepts Ozzie Guillen rejected before agreeing to this one.
ESPN Commercial: The Terrible Towel Around The World
Scenes from around the globe involving the Pittsburgh Steelers’ iconic rallying prop.
ESPN compiled a video of the best-ever scenes from March Madness, which happens tonight.
Michigan State’s Tom Izzo has made some hilarious entrances, and Billy Donovan dropping and shattering a fake national championship glass trophy was classic.
ESPN The Magazine Subscription - 1 Year for $3.99
Something for my fellow sports fans with iPads: This one-day deal of ESPN The Magazine (26 issues) for $3.99 (use code: ESPN) is a steal for the free access to digital versions alone. Just download the issues and view at your convenience, even without a connection.
Within the app, you can share individual articles via Twitter, Facebook and e-mail, and publishers are only going to get better at delivering tablet content.
The four covers of ESPN the Magazine’s “Body” issue.
Clockwise from top-left: Soccer goalkeeper Hope Solo, NBA forward Blake Griffin, half-pipe snowboarder Gretchen Bleiler, MLB shortstop Jose Reyes.
Photos: Bodies We Want 2011
Hope Solo talks about posing nude for ESPN The Magazine’s Body issue. I’m listening.
ESPN’s annual Body issue is online, including its “Bodies We Want 2011” gallery of nude athletes.
Pictured here are two U.S. Olympians, speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno and gymnast Alicia Sacramone.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to stand in front of a mirror and cry for 10 minutes.
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I’m throwing this Boston-slurping issue of ESPN the Magazine in the trash the second it hits my mailbox.
Jesus loves you; everyone else in Ohio thinks you’re an idiot.
Bill Simmons appeared on Pardon the Interruption today sporting this mustache.
Expect it to be a bit of a meme this week in online sports media.
ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian shares his ranking of the top 10 Yankees of all time, placing Derek Jeter ninth, behind Bill Dickey.
TK says that Jeter will move up a bit before he retires, but Buster Olney still thinks he’s nuts, placing Jeter as high as fourth right now. Kurkjian responds that ranking Jeter ahead of either Joe DiMaggio or Yogi Berra is not even up for discussion.
I’m more on TK’s side than Olney’s, but I think Jeter can rank as high as sixth, behind Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, DiMaggio and Berra. But is Jeter even the greatest player of his Yankees generation? Marino Rivera deserves a spot on that top-10 list, as well.
