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Tennis doesn't have a lot of doping cases because it doesn't do a lot of testing. But that's only part of the problem facing a sport in which the players are more powerful than ever and able to demand pay hikes, such as the 40 percent raise that will go into effect at Wimbledon.

Boobs, Part 1 Thursday, 1 p.m., Bonnaroo Press Conference: a brief conversation between Matt & Kim and John Oates (but not, unfortunately, Daryl Hall) Kim: [We're calling the tour] Twelve Weeks of Summer Raging. Twelve weeks is about as long ...

Danish swimmer Mads Glaesner will be stripped of gold and bronze medals from last year's world short-course championships because of a positive drug test.

Indians closer Chris Perez wants to focus on returning from his injured right shoulder and not his recent legal issues.

Larry Linkogle talks about FMX, Metal Mulisha, recovery from drugs, and the future of the sport he helped create.

We're spying on ourselves again. The National Security Agency and our war on the war on the War on Terror turned inward. Even Major League Baseball is issuing subpoenas for the phone records of suspected drug cheats and their dealers.

A Miami-Dade County Circuit Court judge on Wednesday declined to dismiss a lawsuit Major League Baseball filed against a South Florida clinic operator and his associates alleged to be part of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal.

Prosecutors in New Jersey are sending the drug and weapons case against New York Jets running back Mike Goodson to a grand jury.

Jim Harbaugh has used the recent run of suspensions on the division rival Seattle Seahawks for performance-enhancing drug infractions as a reminder to his own San Francisco team: Cheating won't be tolerated.

Comments from Richard Sherman to ESPN The Magazine could reignite conversations regarding the Seattle Seahawks' run of suspensions for performance-enhancing drugs. Asked whether the team had a PED problem, Sherman allowed that "it does seem that ...

Asked if the Seattle Seahawks have a problem with performance-enhancing drugs with five player suspensions since 2011, cornerback Richard Sherman told ESPN The Magazine, "it does seem that way."

Former University of Akron point guard Alex Abreu has pleaded guilty in a drug case.

Mailbag: With teams getting close to shutting down until training camp, John Clayton examines some of the biggest remaining questions.

Josh Gordon's two-game suspension is minor when you consider the consequences of the Cleveland Browns wide receiver's next mistake. According to The Plain Dealer, Gordon faces a one-year banishment from the NFL if he fails another drug test. This ...

Major League Baseball has secured a cooperative agreement with Tony Bosch, the founder of the clinic at the center of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal, but the attorney for another key potential witness accused baseball of "bullying."

Bantamweight Brian Bowles has been placed on temporary suspension by the Nevada Athletic Commission after the fighter failed a UFC 160 post-fight drug test, NAC executive director Keith Kizer told ESPN.com on Friday.