Climate change

Texas Stampede overcomes economy, format to pull off event

Moore to use Scratch Golf equipment

PGA Tour professional Ryan Moore, who has made headlines as the tour's only "logo-free" player in recent years, has signed a deal with Scratch Golf in which he will not only use their equipment, but become part owner of the company.

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Brett Butler remembers 1989 quake

Former San Francisco Giants center fielder Brett Butler recalls his experiences on Oct. 17, 1989, when an earthquake struck the Bay Area.

Team preview: Fordham

Blue Ribbon Yearbook previews the 2009-10 college basketball season, exclusively on Insider.

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2009-10 Team Preview: San Jose Sharks

...to strip the "C" off Patrick Marleau's jersey, as well as the "A" from Joe Thornton (Mike Grier left as a free agent). "We wanted to approach training camp with a fresh mindset," McLellan...

J.P. Kelly wins first WSOPE bracelet

J.P. Kelly won his second bracelet of 2009, outlasting a tough field in the first event of WSOP Europe.

Cody Hancock claims Xtreme Bulls national championship

Cody Hancock claims Xtreme Bulls national championship

Canucks move to solidify defense

The San Jose Sharks have traded defensemen Christian Ehrhoff and Brad Lukowich to the Vancouver Canucks for two prospects.

Kicking it with Georgia's Joe Cox

Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low ATHENS, Ga. -- Joe Cox is accustomed to waiting in the shadows. The fifth-year senior quarterback played for two ye...

...and Sun Devils on September 6 ,2008 at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. (Photo by Mike Moore/Getty Images

Sandwich Awards: Jeter, Griffey make history

It's that time again: It's time to line up at the deli counter, check out the rye bread and order up another mouth-watering tray full of the eagerly a...

Indians to harness their animal instincts

First the midges, now the seagulls. Jim Caple found out that's just the beginning of the wildlife at Jacobs Field.

Risky business: Strasburg no sure thing

Pitcher Stephen Strasburg will be the No. 1 choice in the baseball draft, but history suggests he's a long shot to make it big.

Beware, Stephen Strasburg

Stephen Strasburg is the clear No. 1 choice in this month's baseball draft, but the history of top pitching picks suggests he's a long shot to make it big.