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Michael Wallace discusses the unanimous selection of LeBron James for the All-NBA first team, and Kobe Bryant's record-tying 11th selection.

Jimmie Johnson talks about the ESPN commercial he is filming at Darlington Raceway, his record-setting fourth All-Star race win, the strategy for running 600 miles at Charlotte, and his substantial points lead in the standings.

Tigers' Miguel Cabrera has his sights set on another Triple Crown and is our No. 1 after a three-home run, five-RBI outburst. Rays LHP Matt Moore, who improved his record to 8-0, is runner-up. A hat trick for Penguins' Sidney Crosby nets fourth place

Manchester United earning a record amount of TV money this season.

Andy Petree breaks down Jimmie Johnson's All-Star Race win.

After a rain delay, Jimmie Johnson jumped out to a lead and became the first four-time winner of NASCAR's annual All-Star Race.

Center Court goes back to the baseline to remember the great Martina Navratilova's magical season in 1983 when her record was an amazing 86-1. Her lone loss was to Kathleen Horvath at the French Open.

Uncertainty continues to cloud his future, and Frank Lampard's chances of becoming Chelsea's all-time leading goalscorer also remain in doubt.

Burger Records held its second-annual Burgerama shindig this spring -- a two-day music fest at The Observatory in Santa Ana, Calif. Get your face rocked here.

Stephen Curry's NBA record 18 3-pointers in his first four playoffs games is our No. 1 this week, knocking off King James, our runner-up and last week's No. 1. Central Michigan's Eric Fisher, the No. 1 NFL draft pick by the Chiefs, is in our Top 5.

Buster Olney blogs about how much better Oakland's record is when OF Yoenis Cespedes is in the lineup.

Julie Foudy catches up with Mia Hamm at a recent NWSL game and they chat about the new women's league and Mia's scoring record.

Manchester United are just one win away from claiming a record 20th Premier League title

Behind the scenes with two Los Angeles-area rock bands, seven inches of vinyl and scores of photos for a split-record cover shoot in Highland Park, Calif.

ESPN commentator Mark Donaldson breaks down how Bayern Munich clinched the Bundesliga title in record time.

Mel Kiper Jr., Chris Mortensen and Trent Dilfer discuss how the Vikings can help Adrian Peterson and debate if Peterson is capable of duplicating his near record-breaking season.