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A super story for modern times

Jim Caple, Page 2

There's a new Superman movie out, but Jim Caple argues that it's not updated for 2006. This script of "Superman V" does just that.

Story | Conversation | June 30, 2006

Inside the mind of Ozzie Guillen

Jim Caple, Page 2

You heard what Ozzie Guillen said about Jay Mariotti, and you heard his apology -- but here's what Guillen really meant to say.

Story | Conversation | June 22, 2006

Hidden treasures: All-underrated list

Jim Caple, Page 2 columnist

Page 2's Jim Caple presents his all-underrated list, including Stan Musial, Carmelo, the U.S. Postal Service, Canada and a certain sports babe.

Story | Conversation | August 04, 2003

Holding out Hope

Jim Caple, Page 2 columnist

Before he passed away Bob Hope was set to star in one more "Road" movie and Page 2's Jim Caple has the script.

Story | Conversation | July 30, 2003

Sex, booze, gambling and coaching

Jim Caple, Page 2 columnist

When it comes to the recent crop of disgraced coaches, Page 2's Jim Caple has one question: Who has the most fun?

Story | Conversation | June 11, 2003

Strange-but-almost true sports stories

Jim Caple, Page 2 columnist

It was a wacky, wonderful and bizarre year in sports. Jim Caple chronicles the strange-but-almost true.

Story | Conversation | December 30, 2002

California adventure

Jim Caple, Page 2 columnist

What better way to get into the California World Series than to drive from Anaheim to San Francisco.

Story | Conversation | October 22, 2002

Competitive eating a man-eat-dog world

Jim Caple, Page 2 columnist

How can anyone possibly eat 50 hot dogs in 12 minutes? Page 2's Jim Caple explores the world of competitive eating.

Story | Conversation | July 03, 2002

The end of the line

Jim Caple, Page 2

After reaching the end of the Lewis & Clark trail, Jim Caple is able to truly take in the magnitude of it all.

Story | Conversation | July 02, 2004
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