Sunday, November 8
...s best; NFL football in all shapes and sizes; hockey and basketball to round out the night. Manchester United travels to Chelsea for a season-defining battle. It's not often that Man U gets...
Blog Entry | Conversation | November 08, 2009Readers tell us who they'd like to be
ESPN.comThe Kings of Leon told us which athlete they'd want to be, and here are your selections of sports stars you said you'd want to be if you could "Be Somebody."
Story | Conversation | November 05, 2009Hitting the halfway point in the NFL
David Fleming, Page 2As we reach the halfway point in the NFL season, David Fleming has some half-baked observations.
Story | Conversation | November 04, 2009Sunday, November 1
...November begins with a healthy helping of NFL, plus side dishes of soccer, basketball, hockey, and NASCAR. Manchester City visits Birmingham in the pre-football football. The home team gets the draw in this match...
Blog Entry | Conversation | November 01, 2009Brady soars in London as Patriots put away winless Buccaneers
Associated PressTom Brady threw three touchdown passes and had more than 300 yards as the Patriots (5-2) beat the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35-7 at Wembley Stadium on Sunday in the NFL's third regular-season game at the iconic London venue.
Recap | Box Score | Conversation | October 25, 2009Underdog Bucs had crowd on their side
Mark Woods, Special to ESPNBostonDespite lopsided Pats win, NFL accomplished its goal
Story | Conversation | October 25, 2009Liverpool over Man U an omen?
Mark Woods...hour before kick off with the result of the English Premier League soccer tie between Liverpool and Manchester United, around 250 miles away from Wembley. Man U, of course, is owned by the Glazer family...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 25, 2009Sunday, October 25
...In the English Premier League's marquee morning matchup, we've given host Liverpool the draw against Manchester United. Even more surprising, early-picking Streakers don't seem to care as they still favor Man...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 24, 2009Goodell sees more games in England
Associated PressNFL commissioner Roger Goodell says the league hopes to start playing multiple regular season games in Britain in the next few years. He also says putting an NFL franchise in London is of "tremendous interest."
Story | Conversation | October 23, 2009Skins the worst-run franchise in sports?
Matt Mosley, NFC East...on that list, right behind the Dallas Cowboys. Of the top three teams on the list, only Manchester United of the English Premier League has experienced consistent playoff success over the past decade or so...
Blog | October 21, 2009Mailbag: Tampa Bay Buccaneers edition
Pat Yasinskas, NFC South...with every chance I get. I also am one that felt their focus was more on the Manchester United Team instead of the Bucs. But since seeing your breakdown, I truly believe that this is...
Blog | October 03, 2009Cheapskates? No, Bucs actually have a plan
Pat Yasinskas, NFC South...a wrong perception out there the Glazers are skimping on the Bucs to take care of their Manchester United soccer team. If they were so concerned about pinching pennies, why wouldn't they have saved...
Blog | October 02, 2009Thought of the Day II
James Walker, AFC NorthPosted by ESPN.com's James Walker We received an overwhelming response in our latest "Thought of the Day" regarding the current state of Cleveland ...
Blog | September 29, 2009Thought of the Day II: Ravens
James Walker, AFC North...is certainly balanced. And if that happens, few teams will be able to challenge them. Kim from Manchester, Md., writes: The Ravens team isn't what it used to benot that it's entirely...
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