Dancing With Week 5 Pickups

Matthew Berry dances his way through his guest appearance on "Dancing with the Stars" on his way to Week 5 fantasy football pickups.

Better be careful with those guarantees

In honor of Rex Ryan's and Lane Kiffin's big mouths, we look at some of the boldest recent statements in sports.

Live (sort of) from the NFL draft

If Bill Belichick arrived at practice in a Ferrari Enzo one day, everyone would assume the Patriots coach was battling a severe midlife crisis. But se...

ESPNHS Monday: Best blogs 7/13

ESPNRISE.com scours the Fan Profiles to feature the best blogs, pics and video from high school students across the country.

Weekend Dime: Lockout FAQ

Bill Baptist/NBAE via Getty Images As they promised during All-Star Weekend, NBA commissioner David Stern and Players Association chief Billy Hunte...

Clip Reel: 2008

...nearly apoplectic. Shaq had a simple request for Kobe Bryant: "Tell me how my a-- tastes." Baron Davis left Golden State to come home to LA and play with Elton Brand, who promptly jumped...

Presidential Fantasy League: Week Twenty-Five Scores

Where the avenues of sports and politics meet, there is a mailbox where we deposit a weekly letter; a mailbox called the Presidential Fantasy League ...

Ron Artest, Elton Brand, Baron Davis and Josh Childress

LUNCH LINKS

...how quickly sports can turn around. From a seeming lack of stories a few days ago, Baron Davis is now a Clipper, Venus Williams is in another Wimbledon Final, and the Tampa Bay Rays...

8 a.m.: Chris Mortensen, NFL

...a PR stunt by Commissioner Roger Goodell and talks about the real issues regarding the CBA. Baron Davis makes the Clippers a contender next season

Audio PodCast | July 02, 2008

Daily Dime: Stoudemire soars

...Three Stooges. Golden State can make opponents look like stooges, too, with its small-ball approach. Baron Davis is playing at an All-NBA level, and this game was no exception with 38 points...

African-American sports agents address challenges in the business

Depending on whom you talk with, and the sport you're dealing with, the situation for African-American sports agents is bleak, evolving or flourishing, writes George J. Tanber.

Sorting through the NBA morass and more links

Bill Simmons tries to figure out who the real NBA favorite is and passes along a new batch of recommended links.