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

Flem File has the balls to write about testicle injuries.

A trio of inked-and-ditched fans across the country explain their allegiance to outdated teams.

Ever wonder why baseball players wear stirrups? Or which pro kicked off the endorsement gravy train? (Hint: Pantyhose got it all rolling.) 1888: BASEBALL GETS ITS STRIPES The National Baseball Hall of Fame traces pinstripes to the 19th century, whe...

Welcome to ESPN The Magazine's eighth annual Ultimate Standings, in which we measure how much MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL franchises give back to the fans in exchange for all the time, money and emotion the fans invest in them. The Super Bowl champion New...

When a GM picks up the phone to make a trade, Bill Simmons says there are 13 ways of sealing the deal.

Want to know how some prominent athletes would fix their sports, if they had the chance? We have the answers.

Page 2's Sam Alipour takes us on a stroll to the set of "The Young and the Restless" with the Milwaukee Brewers.

Think your city is a bunch of losers? Check out ESPN The Magazine complete list of cities, from top to bottom -- for all time.

The sports world is where we all live. And the Sports Guy has 33 ways to make it better.

If the NHL is in the middle of a season-killing lockout, then how come no one cares?

If there's an NHL lockout next season, other sports would be wise to adopt some things from hockey.

As nasty as Todd Bertuzzi's attack on Steve Moore was, the Sports Guy couldn't stop watching it. Could you?

If you say sports were better "back then," Page 2's Bill Simmons says you must be too old to remember they weren't.