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Tenerife had been told since he was 12: Three's a gang. If there is three of you, take two cars. Get a ride from someone. But don't ever go four. Never. Susan Straight tells this story for ESPN The Magazine's Fiction issue.

Page 2 closes its doors by celebrating the greatest hits since its launch.

Cartoonist Kurt Snibbe remembers the colorful history of Page 2.

Page 2 taps founding editor Kevin Jackson to consider the section's legacy.

Page 2's longest-tenured writer looks back on his favorite tales.

ESPN the Magazine produced a video of the cover shoot of the current issue featuring Tim Lincecum and Clayton Kershaw interviewed by "Baseball Tonight's" Rick Sutcliffe....

ESPN the Magazine speaks with Oakland Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski about getting his legs in shape for football season....

If some fan hits a promotional half-court shot at halftime, writes Matt McCue in ESPN The Magazine, somebody has to come up with all that dough. And his name is probably Bob Hamman.

Bookmaking might be illegal, but that's not what worries NYC bookie Floyd Fielding, writes Tim Struby in ESPN The Magazine. Lying, traffic and cheating are far more stressful.

Who needs the Oscars when you can have waves, layups and touchdowns? If you're tired of what Hollywood's offering, check out these sports documentary picks from ESPN The Magazine.

In ESPN The Magazine, New York Rangers center Brad Richards shows off his hats, watches, golf attire and wine cooler in his closet.

In ESPN The Magazine, Brandon Sneed writes about how Danny McBride's Eastbound & Down character, Kenny Powers, learned to pitch from former pro Heath Altman.

Until somebody names his or her kid "ESPN The Magazine Green" and that individual becomes a sports star, we can't be guilty of self-promotion in compiling this, the All-Magazine Team. Check back in 20 years. For now, behold all the figures whose name...

Behind the scenes with Cam Newton on his "ESPN the Magazine" NEXT photo shoot....

ESPN The Magazine Senior Editor Joel Weber appeared on "Good Morning America" this week with some of the hottest gifts for sporty guys this holiday season. Our "GMA" weather anchor Sam Champion was a good sport and tested out all of the gear on the s...

ESPN's Tim Keown writes about a new kind of sports interview in which journalists have less face time with athletes and questions come prepackaged. Because of this, the chasm between athletes and their fans continues to grow.