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Major League Baseball appears set for a vast expansion of video review by umpires in 2014 and is examining whether all calls other than balls and strikes should be subject to instant replay.

In between trade talks and early negotiations with free agents, baseball general managers considered some wide-ranging changes that include broader use of instant replay by umpires, changed roster limits for September and protective headgear for pitchers.

Football is a game of inches. If you doubt that fact, you must have missed the end of Sunday's Giants-Cowboys game. Dez Bryant caught a game-winning touchdown from Tony Romo to cap an amazing Cowboys comeback. But the replay showed Bryant's hand...

The Breeder's Cup weekend at Santa Anita brings back memories of my worst losing streak ever, which was no small event.

Hunter Mahan, who's teeing it up this week at the BMW Championship, barely missed out on qualifying for the U.S. Ryder Cup team. His hope for redemption from Celtic Manor will have to wait at least another two years, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Major League Baseball will begin installing two new, experimental replay systems this month at Yankee Stadium and Citi Field in New York to test their viability for reviewing fair/foul calls. The systems won't be used to reverse or confirm calls a...

Major League Baseball will begin installing two new, experimental replay systems this month at Yankee Stadium and Citi Field in New York to test their viability for reviewing fair/foul calls. The systems won't be used to reverse or confirm calls a...

Louis Oosthuizen owns first-hand experience of how quickly things can change in golf. That's why even though he's trailing by a shot after three rounds of the WGC-Bridgestone, the South African knows to never take anything for granted, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

(Editor's note: Myron Medcalf and Eamonn Brennan return to the watercooler to discuss the NCAA's new rules changes and guidelines.) Eamonn Brennan: Greetings, Myron! We've been charged with another Monday-morning Watercooler chat, so that's what w...

There are striking similarities between Tiger Woods' issues and those of now infamous Rep. Anthony Weiner. Unlike the congressman, Woods has a chance to rebuild that image, Bob Smiley writes.

Sweden's Peter Hanson shrugged off a one-shot penalty and beat Alejandro Canizares of Spain in a playoff to win the Mallorca Open on Sunday.

ESPN The Magazine presents 31 new rules to make sports better.

Rick Reilly wonders why PGA Tour pros just don't celebrate major victories like they should.

Lorena Ochoa made five birdies and opened with a 3-under 69, leaving her one shot behind Shi Hyun Ahn in the Kraft Nabisco Championship, the first major of the year.

From Ohio State-Iowa to fast starting freshmen to more instant replay discussion to how to throw (and defend) the fade, Ivan Maisel tackles all the hot topics.

Six years after her husband's death, Tracey Stewart looks back on her life with Payne.