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In case you were busy stirring up debate, here's what you missed in sports last weekend. LeBron James was a near unanimous choice for the NBA's Most Valuable Player award, securing 120 of the 121 available votes. About Last Night is all about st...

From the New York Giants to the San Francisco Giants, the NFL referee lockout to the NHL lockout, #linsanity to #HeIsManziel, 2012 will go down as a win for sports and social media. In recognition of another banner year, here are the top sports a...

Uni Watch tackles the epic task of ranking the uniform sets of the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL from 1-122. (Part 4)

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Colin Hanks has a wide range of interests including sports, music, and of course, acting. He'd love a similarly eclectic IMDB page, but freely admits this hasn't been the fate so far. His new role as "Travis Marshall" on the hit Showtime series "Dext...

Brian Wilson is gold. Enough said....

There was a lot of star firepower at the ESPYs, but nothing like that outfit.

This might be the last time you see the Dallas Mavericks together for a quite some time (courtesy of the NBA lockout). They'll gather with sport's greatest teams and athletes tonight at L.A. Live for the annual the ESPYs (8 p.m., ESPN). The world ...

It wasn't pretty, but the Heat is now on Dallas as Miami took Game 1 in the NBA Finals. Here's what else you missed last night.

It's not just his West Coast mindset that has Tim Lincecum seeing red when it comes to baseball's looming postseason revamp. Yankees slugger Mark Teixeira agrees.

Thursday marked the opening of the 2011 Major League Baseball season. See how your favorite teams fared, and check out what else you missed last night (including a fight at the Staples Center).

It's always a harbinger of hope, sure. But in this year's mixed-up, locked-out sports world, baseball's Opening Day is something else, too. It's shelter from the storm.

It's always a harbinger of hope, sure. But in this year's mixed-up, locked-out sports world, baseball's Opening Day is something else, too. It's shelter from the storm.

Willie Mays, Willis Reed and Lenny Wilkens are being honored by the Memphis Grizzlies on Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.

From citizen journalism to checking in on Foursquare, San Francisco's World Series riots were in plain view on social media.

Obstructed View: Rangers' run leaves baseball-size void that's difficult to fill.