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Baseball fiction faces stiff challenge of superseding reality.

Off Base pounds a pint of baseball and soccer in London.

World Cup more important than sex to England

The wives and girl friends can't be around the players very long.

Hardly anyone cares about sports other than football, baseball and basketball these days. Are the sports media to blame?

Jim Caple is happy to get back to baseball now that the World Cup is coming to an end.

Page 2's Mary Buckheit recently tried out for the USA women's baseball team. What did she learn? ... And did she make the cut?

Brian Murphy wonders what it would be like if baseball season opened like the Oscar red carpet show.

Uni Watch tells you which teams use the coolest type of jersey-lettering, plus Olympic and NBA All-Star Game tidbits.

Does Drew Barrymore know anything about baseball? Is Jimmy Fallon a Red Sox fan? Jeff Merron separates the real from the reel.

Has baseball surpassed the NFL as America's No. 1 sport? The members of the Writers' Bloc feel passionately both ways.

Page 2 goes one-on-one with writer Bill Bryson, who loves baseball, soccer and Australia.

Vijay Singh got Page 2's Brian Murphy thinking about the sports world's chronic complainers and offers his inaugural class for the hall of fame.

It's hard to tell fact from fiction in sports lately, so take Page 2 offers a test to see if you know what's real among some recent weirndess.

Page 2's Eric Neel says HBO's new documentary, "A City on Fire," is another reminder of how sports can transcend society's problems.

It's hard to tell fact from fiction in sports lately, so take Page 2 offers a test to see if you know what's real among some recent weirndess.