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We'll let Phyllis Tobias' middle digit let you know what we think of the cavemen at Maxim. Obviously, they couldn't handle a real woman.

It's inevitable the Heat will emerge from the East. But which Western team will join them? And how much of a fighting chance do they have?

Eric Decker and Jessie James say "I do" to a reality show, Jarvis Jones eats a sandwich likeness of his face, and Skylar Diggins signs up with Jay-Z, so there's plenty to savor in "The Buzz That Was."

Kelsey Mitchell has welcomed fellow top 2014 prospects Makayla Waterman and Kathryn Westbeld on All-Ohio AAU team.

With the NBA regular season ending, is another Miami championship a foregone conclusion? Our writers weigh in with possible upset picks.

Dennis Rodman and Kim Jong Un hanging together in North Korea? Even Manti Te'o can't match that for absurdity. Here's the best from another wacky week in The Buzz That Was.

Kalani Brown is following in the footsteps of her NBA-playing father, P.J., and mother, Dee, who played college ball. The 6-foot-5 center is still weighing her considerable college options.

As the NBA playoffs approach, the Miami Heat certainly have the look of a champion, but it's too early to write off the Indiana Pacers, San Antonio Spurs and a few other contenders for the 2013 NBA title.

Steve Nash has the skills to meld the Lakers into a real team, but it will take a super hero's effort, writes Julie Foudy. Time will tell whether he's up to the task.

From liftoff in Houston to hope in New York to panic in L.A., our writers pick the biggest early NBA surprises in this week's roundtable.

To hear our writers tell it, the race for the NBA title is a three-way battle and the likely champions are all too familiar. Get the full scoop in this week's roundtable.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain asks Seattle SuperSonics fans to do the unthinkable: root for Oklahoma City. After all, it's better than the alternative.

Kevin Durant missed his senior prom to concentrate on hoops, but the Oklahoma City Thunder star will have a front-row seat to the big dance that is the NBA Finals.

LeBron James has gone from hometown hero to hated villain. Will that reputation hurt his support in the NBA Finals? Our writers weigh in, and South Beach isn't looking so sunny.

When male athletes like the Heat's Chris Bosh have to choose between a playoff game and the birth of a child, what choice should they make? Our contributors weigh in.

The New York Knicks have plenty to celebrate -- just making the playoffs is a victory -- but the high expectations and tough crowd fail to acknowledge the progress.