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Maybe it's just spring fever, but something strange is happening in sports. Andy Pettitte, Peyton Manning, Jason Kidd and other graybeards are defying the aging process.

Peyton Manning's departure from Indy evokes list of local sports icons.

Jemele Hill opens the mailbag and responds to readers who have questions and critiques about her commentary on Michael Jordan, Robert Griffin III and Drew Brees.

Tiger Woods has not finished a tournament atop the leaderboard in 18 months. Nonetheless, Forbes says the world's former No. 1 golfer remains the biggest celebrity in the sports world.

Will putting his name on a lawsuit against the NFL be risky for Tom Brady?

The Big Three were too hot for the Pacers to handle last night, combining for all but 20 of the Heat's points. And on a day where Peyton Manning received a big chunk of change, Albert Pujols still waits for his big payout as the deadline looms.

As the playoffs begin, Bill Simmons dissects the Tom Brady-Peyton Manning rivalry ... then again, is it really a rivalry if the guys respect and like each other?

Revis vs. Manning would be entertaining, but Colts QB is too smart to let it happen.

Kanye West recently joined Twitter with a strategy similar to LeBron James' sudden social media interest, and it's a pattern that marketing-savvy athletes might be wise to follow.

AP Photo/John Bazemore Calipari Clearing The Air ESPN.com's Andy Katz reports that Kentucky coach John Calipari denied that his program is under NCAA investigation and that he and NBA MVP LeBron James had discussed a package deal for Calipari to ...

Colts QB Peyton Manning has turned into the NFL's version of Michael Jordan, writes Adam Schefter.

Besides his main job as the Cavaliers' franchise, LeBron James has a new book and a new movie out soon. But like other mega-stars of the sports world, King James doesn't bother with Twitter.

As Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin lock horns in the Stanley Cup playoffs, Page 2 revisits the greatest superstar clashes ever.

Several "Sopranos," Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson, plus Hugh Hefner's girlfriend all agree: It's the Colts' turn to win the Super Bowl.

Why would you ever bet on Peyton Manning or against Tom Brady in a big game? Seriously, Bill Simmons wants to know.

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