The 10 most underrated career records in sports

As Martin Brodeur moves atop the career NHL wins list, Page 2 compiles the 10 most underrated records.

Sports, faith and my father

Jemele Hill attempts to learn about the value of sports from her father's path in life.

Detroit Red Wings goalie Dominik Hasek, of the Czech Republic, carries the Stanley Cup after defeating the Carolina Hurricanes 4-1 games...

We will remember you ...

Many sports figures called it a career in 2008. Several of them won't soon be forgotten.

DETROIT - APRIL 28: Dominik Hasek #39 of the Detroit Red Wings leans on the net as an octopus lays on the...

Willie O'Ree still trying to open up hockey

Fifty years ago, Willie O'Ree became the first black player in the NHL. And he's still working to break down barriers.

Philadelphia Flyers Mike Sillinger lifts the puck over Buffalo Sabres goalie Dominik Hasek for a goal in the second period of Friday, May 1, 1998 game in Philadelphia

The owners we love to hate

With a little help from the readers, Jonah Keri counts down the 36 owners we all love to hate.

Whoa, did he really wear THAT?

Uni Watch digs deep to find the uniforms you may have forgotten for history's favorite players.

99 years on the wall ...

Cubs fans have had their share of misery, but many others have experienced even more pain and suffering.

NHL for Dummies

If you're like us -- casual NHL fans who need a quick Page 2-style breakdown of each team -- then DJ Gallo has the preview for you.

Playoff (pointless) power ranks

There really is nothing as pointless as power rankings, right? That's why DJ Gallo's giving you his NBA and NHL playoff power list.

Welcome to Arch Madness

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

Silver should go to the winner

Uni Watch breaks down the first few days of the Olympic Games -- and wonders why the winners get gold over silver?

Resolutions from the sports world

It's that time of year again -- and we've found out what the biggest names in sports are vowing to do in 2005.