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Bill Simmons calls on "The Wire" to give a gift to the 2011 NBA playoffs.

What happens when Bill's 5-year-old daughter starts liking the color purple? An anti-Lakers campaign, of course.

With the bye week being an integral part of every football, fantasy and gambling season, Bill Simmons tries to figure it all out.

Bill Simmons cleans out his exploding inbox with a super-mega-huge mailbag.

In Part 2 of his mailbag, Bill Simmons says Roger Goodell is once again showing himself to be a master manipulator of the media. If he really cared about players, he wouldn't propose an 18-game schedule.

Make no claims to the contrary -- these are actual letters from actual readers.

Make no claims to the contrary -- these are actual letters from actual readers.

USA's thrilling run in the World Cup leads Bill Simmons to tackle 20 questions about this year's tournament.

In honor of the 3.2 million children who have never experienced a mailbag, Bill Simmons delivers one.

Attending a Lakers playoff game is a scene unlike anything else in sports. Bill took his buddy Jacoby to Staples Center to take it all in.

"Invictus" didn't match its hype, but Bill Simmons writes that 2009 featured other great sports movies.

Bill is on a roll picking NFL games so he politely asks you to stay away from his picks if you've been having bad luck.

Bill Simmons breaks down the Week 6 matchups on the field, off the field and everywhere in between.

Bill Simmons wraps up his epic weekend trip to Las Vegas with his fellow dads and fellow fantasy football phanatics.

While the Summer of Mailbag may have been derailed, Bill Simmons still delivers the latest and greatest the readers have to offer.

Bill Simmons has experienced a lot of emotional sporting events, but nothing like a World Cup soccer qualifier in Mexico City.