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In the Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take an abridged version of the famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Steve Smith, NBA champion (Spurs, 2003) and current NBA TV analyst, talks about his love of milkshakes, his des...

In the Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take an abridged version of the most famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Atlanta Dream forward and 2009 WNBA No.1 draft pick Angel McCoughtry talks about her musical talents, love...

Grammy-award-winning recording artist Common has used his music to illustrate the rugged streets of Chicago's South Side, where he matured in the '90s during Michael Jordan's championship reign. Lyrics in songs like "The Corner," reveal a deep story ...

In the Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take an abridged version of the most famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Naismith Memorial Hall of Famer and TNT reporter Cheryl Miller is up. She talks about her love of hot dogs...

In the Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take an abridged version of the most famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Charlotte Bobcats assistant coach and New York Knicks legend Charles Oakley is on deck. He's revealing his...

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Envision all the wealth of sports knowledge you can imagine in one place. Then multiply it by 10, add an awesome beard and a bag of potato chips, and you have Howie Schwab, the Sultan of Sports Trivia, or as folks at ESPN he...

Huge sorcerer hats, haunted hotels, living toys and ridiculously chipper grown ups at 8 a.m.; Disney is all about fantasy. This weekend ESPN took over Disney World in Orlando and turned it into every sports fan's fantasy. I caught up with some of the...

In the espnW Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take an abridged version of the most famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Six-time WNBA All-Star and forward for the San Antonio Silver Stars Chamique Holdsclaw is next. She'...

While Albert Pujols is waiting for a fair contract of $250 million or more, Negro Leagues baseball legend James "Red" Moore remembers playing for $500 a month. "My salary is his eating money," Moore said recently from his home in Scotts Crossing in ...

Unless you have been living under a rock or on the dark side of the moon, you know that Los Angeles Clippers power forward Blake Griffin is the 2011 NBA slam dunk champion. On Saturday night, Griffin defied gravity and scared half the Clippers franch...