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Bill Simmons is joined by ESPN The Magazine's Don Van Natta Jr. to talk about his feature on Roger Goodell's first few years as commissioner of the NFL. To listen to this podcast, you can download it on iTunes here or go to the ESPN.com PodCen...

Here's a column I wrote about the Baseball Hall of Fame in January 2007 for ESPN The Magazine, back when I still cared who made it. Six years later, I find myself saying, "I don't even care anymore, the place has been ruined." Alas. Normally, ...

In the December 28, 2009 issue of ESPN The Magazine, Bill Simmons reveals 15 nuggets that didn't make it into his best-selling "The Book Of Basketball."

With the Sports Dad hanging it up, the Sports Guy has retirement on the brain.

The Sports Guy hasn't changed in the 12 years since he started writing professionally. But the same can't be said of the sports fan experience.

Bill Simmons tries to figure out the purest era in baseball, which proves to be a very difficult task.

The secret is out in the NBA -- high-character players and team chemistry is the key to winning.

Why are the Knicks' failures a bigger deal than other cities? Because they're happening in the capital of the world.

The action and the atmosphere of Mayweather-Hatton taught Bill Simmons that boxing isn't dead yet.

With a lot of help from his daughter, Bill Simmons is falling in love with the NBA all over again.

Who will win the NBA championship this season? Bill Simmons had to go boring and logical on this one.

In an age where athletes never take a controversial stand, Bill Simmons was glad to see LeBron in a Yankee cap.

Bill Simmons wonders why we spend so much time booing our favorite teams.

If you're reading this column then Bill Simmons is begging to do your duty and watch Friday Night Lights.

Bill Simmons, a "true" member of Red Sox Nation, doesn't miss the Curse and welcomes all the bandwagon fans.

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