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James Blake is ranked in the top 10, but has never advanced beyond the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam. Whether that breakthrough happens at Wimbledon remains to be seen, writes Bonnie DeSimone.

Donald Young spent last week as a practice partner for the U.S. Davis Cup team. Bonnie DeSimone writes what the 17-year-old learned from the likes of James Blake and Andy Roddick.

James Blake had plenty of reasons to celebrate following his convincing win over Spain's Tommy Robredo in the Davis Cup quarterfinals. Bonnie DeSimone explains.

James Blake intends to draw on past experiences to help get him out of the two-month slump he's currently enduring. Bonnie DeSimone explains.

James Blake and Vania King both won tournaments on the same day. As Bonnie DeSimone explains, finally Americans have something to smile about.

James Blake trails only Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in titles in 2006. Bonnie DeSimone writes how Blake's latest win moved him one step closer to another goal.

James Blake finally won a set against Roger Federer, but that's all he could muster in the U.S. Open quarterfinals. Bonnie DeSimone writes how Blake couldn't capitalize on multiple chances to change the usual script.

It was the most brutal of matches in the most genteel of settings, an all-out war of attrition only a short distance from manicured croquet courts where white-clad players tapped their balls with mallets.

The U.S. Davis Cup team is very strong on paper. This weekend, two of the world's top-10 players and the No. 1 doubles tandem hope they're even more commanding on grass.

From noon to midnight, from Sharapova to Federer, Bonnie DeSimone was all over the Nasdaq-100 Open on Thursday watching the best players in the world.

James Blake may be in what one interviewer called "an extended zone," but he recognizes that Roger Federer is in a zone of his own right now, a Bermuda Triangle of tennis where otherwise sturdy ships vanish without a trace.

While James Blake and Martina Hingis did not win the Pacific Life Open, both players made statements that they can play with the best in the world.

After a tumultuous 2004 season -- both on and off the court -- James Blake reflects on the past few months.