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We'll let Phyllis Tobias' middle digit let you know what we think of the cavemen at Maxim. Obviously, they couldn't handle a real woman.

Mark Cuban says numerology is telling him Brittney Griner could make it in the NBA; Robinson Cano joins forces with Jay-Z; and Josh Reddick resembles the Wolfman. We review another week that doesn't quite add up in The Buzz That Was.

The U.S. collapse in Sunday's Ryder Cup was significant, but where does it rank in the history of sports' memorable collapses? Our writers weigh in.

Despite its title, "Knuckleball!" is a film about life -- and the struggle to achieve one's dream -- much more than it is about the pitch or baseball.

The latest Bracket of Awesome ogles the athletes with the best bods. Whose is most awesome? You get to decide.

Capitalizing on their business skills, an unprecedented eight women are serving as GMs in minor league baseball, but reaching the majors remains a dream.

Sports agent Molly Fletcher's new company, Fletcher Digital, aggregates athletes' social media action to help them cash in during -- and after -- their careers.

In this week's installment of That's What She Said, Sarah Spain examines the heartbreaking moments that have come to define a team or an athlete as the most memorable losers in the history of sports.

Sarah Spain on the end of the waiting game for Tiger and Ronnie in this week's "That's What She Said."

It's Yankees-Red Sox at Fenway, the WNBA ramps up, Tiger returns to action and seven legends will be enshrined in Canton. Here are this weekend's Games We're Watching.

Fifty years ago, two competitors squared off: a 20-year-old regarded as softball's best pitcher versus baseball's best hitter. It was no contest.

A-Rod breaks the rules -- again -- and Rory McIlroy's looking for sunnier days. Here's what else you missed last night.

The owners strike first in the NBA lockout, Tiger Woods is back on the course and two-home run games abound in MLB. Here's what you missed last night.

The Mets lose on a 10th-inning balk, Cliff Lee pitches -- and hits -- like a champ and Vancouver does some soul searching. Here's what else you missed last night.

In the NHL, three more postseason playoff series got underway Thursday, with both of the higher seeds in the Eastern Conference ending the night with losses. Here's what else you missed last night.

It looked as if the 21-year-old Rory McIlroy would walk away as this year's Masters champion. But after a historically bad round on Sunday, 26-year-old South African Charl Schwartzel emerged as the 2011 champion.