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Bill SimmonsSports Guy's World | B.S. Report | E-mailBill Simmons writes for ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine as "The Sports Guy." In this role, Simmons writes several columns each week for ESPN.com and one column every issue for ESPN The Magazine. |
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Story | March 28, 2006SportsNation: World Series Interactive Coverage
SportsNationDon't miss out on any of SportsNation's extensive interactive coverage of the ALCS and NLCS. From live Shows during the games to polls, lists and special chats, we've got the playoffs covered.
Story | October 12, 2004Chat wrap: Bill Simmons
Did you miss The Sports Guy's chat on the eve of the Kobe Bryant announcement? Have no fear.
Story | July 15, 2004Chat wrap: Bill Simmons
Did you miss The Sports Guy's Super Bowl chat? No problem. Check out the full transcript.
Story | January 31, 2004SportsNation: Underrated flicks
In keeping with Page 2's all-underrated week, SportsNation gave some love to lesser known gems of the silver screen.
Story | August 08, 2003Your Turn: Underrated Movies
Bill Simmons has given his picks for the most underrated movies. Now we want to know yours.
Story | August 08, 2003Vote: Pennington or Vick?
If your season was on the line next Sunday, would you rather have Mike Vick or Chad Pennington behind center?
Story | January 06, 2003Catching Tuna response from fans
ESPN.comThe Tuna's retirement opens a whole can of interesting topics for NFL and Dallas Cowboys fans.
Story | January 19, 2007Chat Archive: Special Guests 2006
SportsNationThe Special Guest 2006 Chat Archive
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