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Floyd Mayweather Jr. is the highest-paid American athlete for the second year in a row.

Herm Edwards, Ozzie Guillen and Jon Barry discuss the differences in motivational techniques for players in the NBA, MLB and NFL.

Graydon Gordian co-founded the Spurs blog 48 Minutes of Hell, and has every expectation Stephen Curry's transcendent shooting will change the series. But he's still very comfortable with the Spurs second-round matchup.

Barry Melrose, Tim Legler and Tedy Bruschi discuss how openly gay athletes could be treated in the NBA, NHL and NFL.

Panini Authentics director Brian Bayne joins Michele Steele to discuss Panini's exclusive game-used memorabilia deal with the Broncos, which includes Peyton Manning jerseys.

Aries Spears compares high profile owners Jerry Jones and Mark Cuban before asking fans which boss they would rather work for.

"SportsCenter" debates the best rivalry in sports.

Darren Rovell looks at Northern Illinois reaching the Orange Bowl, Robert Griffin III and the new Air Jordan shoes.

ESPN Insider Amin Elhassan with Henry Abbott on why Hornets rookie Austin Rivers will continue to struggle until he learns to trust his teammates.

Andrew Luck broke the NFL single-game record for passing yards by a rookie with 433 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the Colts' win over Miami. Doug Martin is our runner-up, and James Harden is No. 3.

A recap of the ESPN The Magazine all-access party in Chicago

ESPN talks to stars of sports and screen as they prepare to enter the infamous Playboy Mansion. For some it is their first time.

Everybody wishes they could be Herm Edwards&at least for a day. But no one ever gets that chance&well&except Mike and Jay.

Everybody wishes they could be Herm Edwards&at least for a day. But no one ever gets that chance&well&except Mike and Jay.

When you pal around with a guy called, "Stink," it's only a matter of time before you want a cool nickname of your own. Jay Harris has his picked out...but Mike Hill and Mark Schlereth refuse to help it catch on. Jay's not happy...but he does have a

When Snoop Dogg visits Mike and Jay at ESPN, he quickly turns Both Sides of the Ball into Both Sides Against Each Other.