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Wayne Winston is the Indiana professor who got a young Mark Cuban interested in advanced analytics and a pioneer of adjusted plus/minus. Who does he think is going to win it all?

Elite tight ends like Jimmy Graham were the rage in 2012 fantasy drafts, but does that hold true in 2013? ESPN fantasy analysts discuss tiers and sleepers in the tight end position for 2013.

J.A. Adande and Israel Gutierrez on the 'myth of momentum' and whether the Knicks can reestablish their identity formed during the regular season.

Former NFL running back Chuck Muncie has died of a heart attack at the age of 60.

Jim Caple and Paul Lukas take a look at MLB's sense of style when it comes to jerseys.

LeBron James? Kevin Durant? Joakim Noah? Marc Gasol? Tony Parker? Stephen Curry? Mike Conley? David Thorpe names his MVP of the playoffs so far.

John Clayton goes deep on the impact next seasons's rookies will have on their respective teams. Clayton will surprise, with his defensive and offensive rookie of the year predictions, the running back draft in the first round, and rookie tight ends.

Outside The Lines catches up with Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch, who discusses the PED allegations against him.

John Saunders discusses how much of an effect the electronic world may have had on the draft stocks on Geno Smith and Manti Te'o.

San Diego State junior Jamaal Franklin

ESPN The Magazine gathered photos from Junior Seau's family that span his lifetime. Jeremy Schaap narrates Seau's story from birth until death.

Dana O'Neil speaks with San Diego State's JJ O'Brien after the sophomore forward's 6-point, 4-rebound, 3-assist performance in the Aztecs' 70-55 victory over Oklahoma.

By and large, data has shown crunch time isn't as different from the rest of the game as we thought. However ... a surprise. New work by Microsoft's Justin Rao and UC San Diego's Matthew Goldman shows the best teams get much better when it matters mo

Anish Shroff and former Wake Forest coach Dino Gaudio talk about the teams in the 2013 field that have the best shot at making an NCAA Tournament run.

When A's pitcher Brandon McCarthy needed brain surgery last September after a line drive struck his head, MLB accelerated efforts to offer some protection against the long-standing danger on the mound.

In consecutive seasons, the Padres' Chris Young and the Giants' Joe Martinez were hit in the head by line drives and left battered and bloodied. As MLB considers introducing protective headgear for pitchers, Young and Martinez spoke with Steve Delso