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Triathlete Jesse Thomas loves going home for the holidays, even if it means having to explain what he does, and why, each and every time

Novak Djokovic. He's your world No. 1. Roger Federer. He's your two-time defending champ. Advantage whom at the World Tour Finals?

There are many things in basketball that don't have a word. So our readers offered ideas:...

The other day, at some kind of social function, I broke out the phrase, "Looks like someone called a hot route," when referring to someone doing something a little bit unexpected. All the people I was standing with looked at me, and it was clear they...

One NBA fan will spend the holiday with friends, family and a celebration of hoops and the dream of Martin Luther King Jr. It's the least he can do.

Phil Ball reviews the La Liga weekend, having watched much of the action unfold from the comfort of a bar stool.

They're still sitting the season out in the NBA. But an imminent ruling from the NLRB looms large, and it just might be the best chance for a resolution to the lockout.

Tristan H. Cockcroft looks at what to expect from Peyton Hillis after his very surprising 2010 campaign.

Don't be a Barney. Find your inner Carissa Moore and hang 10.

Nike Inc. is being blasted for replacing its signature "Just Do It" slogan on some T-shirts with the phrases "Dope," "Get High" and "Ride Pipe."

Three Up, Three Down. That's what I've decided to call today's blog. It just seemed to capture the injury pattern in baseball in a neat, baseball-lingo sort of way. Just when you think it's time to get excited about players nearin...

Stephania Bell looks at some injury issues around the league, including Neftali Feliz, Jake Peavy and Brandon Lyon.

Last night, Diamond hit you up with the deets (that's right, I got all the hip lingo) on the NCAA's biggest proposed college hoops rules changes of 2011. The first and undoubtedly most important is the proposal to finally paint a charge circle under ...

Thanks to Judge David Doty, the lexicon of NFL labor has a new has a new, powerful entry, and it appears to favor the players. Plus, Mark Cuban's ongoing legal battle with the SEC.

While the issues surrounding a potential lockout in the NFL burn on, Roger Goodell and DeMaurice Smith are fiddling around with silly public relations ploys like personal salary reductions.

Can we all finally agree the NFL draft is an inexact science?