Athletes dish on the summer movies

Shaquille O'Neal, Dwight Freeney and other famous pro athletes review the best, and worst, summer movies.

Season tickets are more complicated than they used to be

The Yankees are offering fans some bizarre season-ticket packages ... and they're not the only team doing so.

This time, Cubs fans have no more love left to give

In Chicago, for the first time in 100 years, there's no love for the Cubbies. Not after what they just pulled.

CHICAGO - OCTOBER 01: Mark DeRosa #7 and Derrek Lee #25 of the Chicago Cubs celebrate in the dugout after DeRosa hit a 2-run home...

We paid them well, but boy did they play bad

It's been a historic year in baseball, with Yankees, Tigers and Mariners and their bloated payrolls failing to make the playoffs.

Welcome to Hyperventilation Nation

Sure, the Cubs are still in first place, but Cubs Nation is panicking. It's win ... or die.

Soriano comes back from the dead in Wrigleyville

In a season where Alfonso Soriano had been declared dead, the $136 million man has finally shown signs of life.

The Cubs: 99 years of misery

Ever since the Cubs won back-to-back titles in 1907-08 things haven't fared so well.

The sad state of Chicago sports

Pau Gasol not coming to the Bulls is the last straw. There's no avoiding the Chicago sadness.

Choosing sides for the World Series

If your team is one of the 28 that didn't make the World Series this year, Jonah Keri can tell you whether to root for the Red Sox or Rockies.

The truth about cats & dogs … and Cubs and Bears

You've heard of "The Truth About Cats & Dogs." Now the Cubs and Bears are part of the equation.

Page 2's National League playoff preview

With the wide-open NL playoffs set to begin, Page 2's Jonah Keri takes a close look at the matchups.

The 10 key players in the pennant races

It looks as though we'll have several exciting pennant races this season -- here are the 10 key players to those races, from Jeremy Bonderman to Lastings Milledge.

Following the Susquehanna: Ripken central

In Part 5 of his Susquehanna River road trip, Jim Caple reaches the end of the river -- and where it all began for Cal Ripken Jr.

Signing and dining with the Yankee Clipper

Jim Caple imagines what sordid tales must lie in the pages of the DiMaggio diaries.