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Is Chipper Jones a Hall of Famer? On Tuesday, Larry Wayne "Chipper" Jones Jr., who has played his entire career with the Atlanta Braves, turns 40. Jones, who won the 1999 National League Most Valuable Player Award, is a career .300 hitter with ...

SVP covers the V Foundation Auction and LeBron James' decision with ESPN's John Anderson (1:12 p.m. ET), NBA TV's Eric Snow (1:27), ESPN's Mike Tirico (2:12), Celtics G Ray Allen (3:12) and ESPN's Brent Musburger (3:27). Follow all of the action on ...

Fernando Medina/NBAE/Getty Images Paul Pierce realizes it's beginning to look a lot like Dwight stuck some mistletoe beneath the rim. Whether you're gorging yourself on tonight's NBA quadruple-header or firing up some pre-bowl football on one of ...

Posted by Kevin Arnovitz Charlie Bell: Master Apprentice. Eric Snow, Kirk Hinrich, and Tim Duncan are some of the names on Kelly Dwyer's list of the top 10 defenders of the decade. Dwyer on Duncan: "He covered huge bits of floor while h...

The Cleveland Cavaliers have made a "medically necessary release" of guard Eric Snow because of a career-ending knee injury.

ESPN.com previews the Cavs' season, with predictions, lineups, fantasy forecast and the NBA Dish podcast.

How will the Cleveland Cavaliers fare in 2008-09? Here's John Hollinger's forecast.

The injury-riddled Cavs likely lost Eric Snow for the season.

Cleveland guard Eric Snow will have surgery on his left knee and will likely miss the entire preseason after getting hurt last week while working out at the Cavaliers' new training facility.

Robert Horry has been up 3-0 before. Eric Snow has been down 0-3. Both share the experience of potential sweeper and sweepee with Chris Sheridan.

Cavs know they can't Kidd around with Nets

Baron singing happy tune, Eric Snow deals with Deshawn, and much more.

Story | Conversation | April 25, 2007

Cavaliers rookie guard Daniel Gibson could miss two weeks with a sprained left big toe.

The Pistons are playing very well -- but this year will be remembered as the year the Curse of Darko took hold.

The crank watched Cleveland/San Antonio and not surprisingly found flaws in, essentially, every Cavalier. ("Eric Snow," writes Rosen, "can no longer remember when he was able to play acceptable defense.") He also noticed something...

Scouts Inc. breaks down the Eastern Conference first-round series between the No. 5 Washington Wizards and the No. 4 Cleveland Cavaliers and picks the winner.

Story | Conversation | May 05, 2006