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Hip hop artist Joe Budden appeared on ESPN2's "First Take" in December to debate the day's sports stories with the highly-opinionated Skip Bayless. That appearance was viewed by R&B star John Legend, prompting him to send Bayless a message via Twitte...

Just back from a month away from the good 'ol USA and, starving for American sports news, I ravenously digested ESPN and ESPN2 for the most part of Friday morning through just after noon. As a result, I found that the rematch of Cotto-Margarito ...

Each day on "SportsNation" (4 p.m. ET and midnight ET, ESPN2), host Colin Cowherd and Michelle Beadle run down the weirdest Web stories submitted by viewers. This highlight includes hat trick shots, golf trick shots and the hoop. Watch below!...

The Harlem Globetrotters will debut a 4-point shot on Sunday when they begin their 220-city North American tour against the Washington Generals at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney World in Florida (7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2). The shot -- fr...

Each day on "SportsNation" (4 p.m. ET and midnight ET, ESPN2), host Colin Cowherd and Michelle Beadle run down the weirdest Web stories submitted by viewers. Tuesday's Web stories include world's smartest mouse, pole climbing and the dog. More weird:...

We ask, and you deliver. Each day on "SportsNation" (4 p.m. ET and midnight ET, ESPN2), host Colin Cowherd and Michelle Beadle run down the weirdest Web stories submitted by viewers. These Web stories include extreme unicycling, hot air balloon trick...

The Homeless World Cup is just like it sounds -- a soccer tourney featuring homeless players. A new documentary sheds light on the event's powerful impact.

Barry can try to explain himself on "Bonds on Bonds" but he's not the first in that attempt either. Page 2's Jim Caple uncovers Babe Ruth's newsreel, "Babe on Babe."

Bomani Jones was skeptical about "Akeelah and the Bee," but now says he's just watched the best sports movie of the year.

In case you missed it, ESPN2 aired its Frank Deford documentary ("You Play Better Than You Write") Monday night. I didn't plan on watching it because it seemed like such a blatant ripoff of the Dick Schaap documentary ... but it ended up sucking m...

Cleveland was once called the Mistake by the Lake and its sports teams have suffered plenty of mistakes through the years.

Not only is Cleveland the most tortured sports city in America -- but its future looks bleak as well.

Philly's sports teams often do well -- but then choke in the biggest moments, as this list of most painful moments shows.

The roots of Philadelphia's suffering extend over 200 years -- and recent events haven't helped.

The Lakers had Shaq and Kobe, but the Pistons had heart and desire -- and Bill Simmons says that wins every time.

From the Bills to the Sabres, Buffalo fans have has more than their share of heartache.