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Danica Patrick just missed the birth of her namesake, but she got there in time to dry him off and help him up. However, there was one thing she couldn't do.

With Cee Lo Green and Goodie Mobb performing, the ESPN NEXT party was one of several Super Bowl parties that highlighted Friday night in New Orleans.

Hannah Mattson of West Valley (Fairbanks, Alaska) will be leaving her home near the North Pole and taking her basketball game to Portland.

Hope Solo discloses many details of her life in her new memoir, but in her words, there is only black and white and no room for interpretation.

By last season's end, Duke's Kaitlyn Kerr would plot each day to build in rest time for her ailing knee. Despite the constant pain, a fifth surgery and another round of rehab, she can't wait to get back into the game.

From minding the gap to calling out Londoners on runs, Julie Foudy presents Part II of her Self-Professed Bloody Brilliant Blog.

From London cab confessions to finding the Perfect Pub, Julie Foudy presents Part I of her Self-Professed Blooday Brilliant Blog.

Set to start its 37th season, World TeamTennis presents a different side of the sport to fans who wouldn't traditionally see high-level play while showcasing up-and-comers and marquee stars alike.

When the Michigan House of Representatives tried to silence one of its members for using the word vagina, it was yet another reminder women are still mired in a tug-of-war for equal rights.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain asks Seattle SuperSonics fans to do the unthinkable: root for Oklahoma City. After all, it's better than the alternative.

In ESPN The Magazine's Women in Sports issue, John Brenkus presents five examples of proof that what this generation of women is accomplishing in sports is only the beginning of what female athletes will someday achieve.

For Danica Patrick's milestone birthday, we present 30 nuggets about the NASCAR star, from the frozen treat that repulses her to the special place of softball in her life.

Kathryn Bertine picks the perfect time to revisit what rookie mistakes to avoid on the road as a new cycling opportunity presents itself.

With pitchers and catchers set to report in the next month, espnW's Amanda Rykoff recounts the offseason that was for each team in the majors.

They're just getting started, but players such as Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Elizabeth Williams and Ariel Massengale are having a big impact already.

The former world No. 1, pregnant with her first child, will be watching this time as today's No. 1, Yani Tseng, headlines the field.