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In case you were busy scaring little children by reciting Mariners hitting stats from the past decade, here's what you missed in sports on Wednesday: The Utah Jazz were eliminated from the NBA playoff picture after an 86-70 loss to the Memphis G...

Basketball fans who are at a loss, we feel your pain. The first two weeks of your schedule have been canceled. The entire season is in doubt. Even worse: The WNBA doesn't tip off until next spring. Fan nature abhors a vacuum. May we be so bold as ...

In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports this past weekend. The San Francisco Giants narrowly avoided a four-game sweep behind Tim Lincecum's 7 2/3 innings. Nothing could deter Lincecum on Sunday - not...

Sunday's Preview The Madness continues; there's also Eurosoccer, golf, tennis, NBA, and NHL on the slate. Liverpool travels to Old Trafford for a classic EPL battle against Manchester United. Early Streakers are all over the Red Devils by a 1...

Paul Shirley anticipates some great music in the coming months from some old favorites, but the work of artists he has yet to discover has him happy about what's to come in 2010.

The past year wasn't so good for a lot of people, but there was plenty of great music that Paul Shirley had to choose from to make his Top 10 albums of 2009 list.

For Paul Shirley, the music of Frightened Rabbit, Manchester Orchestra and Dead Weather gives him the perspective to start making sense of it all.

Bon Iver and The Decemberists seemed under the weather, Crystal Castles delivered much-needed energy and Kings of Leon were awesome, as usual, at Paul Shirley's wet Day 1 of Lollapalooza.