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Rick Reilly has some new ideas for your banter on the golf course.

Our humble correspondent reflects on a half century of baseball memories.

There are many logical reactions to the news that Justin Timberlake is part of the group of insane shrewd investors who paid $35 million yesterday for the privilege of taking Myspace out of Rupert Murdoch's regretful hands. Reactions such as, "What?!...

Brian Deegan's backflip attempt on the "Viva La Bam" Berkela Films | Myspace Video Brian Deegan, the most decorated motocross rider in X Games history, is spending this week on a media tour talking about his new venture in NASCAR. "I've always b...

Bill Simmons hands out his report card for the NBA's trade deadline, giving kudos to the Knicks but worrying about Kendrick Perkins' departure from the Celtics.

Exclusive Clip: TO and His Grandma Terrell Owens Official Myspace | Myspace Video Terrell Owens sometimes has been criticized for his antics on the football field. But no one can criticize his off-the-field involvement to create more awareness for ...

AP Photo "I know I can't use Twitter this weekend, but can I still use MySpace? It's so cutting edge!" Very early this morning - we mean 2:45 AM early (!) - the 2010 Ryder Cup got underway from Celtic Manor in Wales. This time around, the U.S. is...

A Phillies fan tased on the field and LeBron James' elbow were hot topics in the sports world and social media this week.

In a year filled with turmoil over bankruptcy, the Phoenix Coyotes are willing to try a lot of things to please their fans, including being the first to use Thwapr's mobile video-sharing platform.

The Cleveland Indians are giving bloggers and social media users 10 seats in the Tribe Social Deck to get a better vantage point from which to do their updates.

Twitter has become huge despite a lack of advertising, but that's starting to change. A new service called FanWaves is aiming to help athletes and teams monetize their tweets.

Kentucky center Daniel Orton took some heat from an irate fan via his Facebook account, illustrating the new era of hate mail.

Nets CEO Brett Yormark turned an angry confrontation with a fan into a clever marketing opportunity for the NBA's worst team.

Cinderellas from Northern Iowa and Saint Mary's might be less-heralded college basketball programs, but they aren't as lesser-known thanks to the speed of Web searching.

Ryan Corazza rounds up some notable college basketball personalities in the NCAA Tournament who will be dishing out updates on the Web about their March Madness experiences.

March Madness is calling sports fans and more and more smartphone applications are becoming available to follow college teams and the NCAA Tournament.