Mickelson, Garcia would lead a potent offensive attack … if this were the NFL

If you're creating a football team out of PGA Tour players, there's got to be a place in the trenches for the likes of John Daly. But who's your burner at wideout? Surely Tiger has a spot, but where? And what about the coaching staff? ESPN.com's Jason Sobel fills out the fictional roster.

Spurs' triumph, Mets' pratfall just a few memorable moments from '07

From the plight of Barry Bonds to the triumphs of the University of Florida, ESPN The Magazine unveils its 100 biggest stories of the year.

Family, friends relishing Folk's hero status

Those who know him best aren't surprised that kicker Nick Folk has achieved hero status in Dallas, writes Cathy Harasta.

These seven found a way to work in sports

You don't need a 90-mph fastball or a 40-inch vertical to get a job in sports. These seven ordinary folks took a different path to the ballpark.

Sports Getaways for Dec. 14-17

Daily Quickie: Wheaties winner

Dan Shanoff on the end of the Winter Olympics, the NFL Draft Combine, UConn, Jay Cutler, Roger Clemens, Booing LeBron and more.

Daily Quickie: Costing Gold

Dan Shanoff on Mike Davis, Steve Nash, the NBA All-Star Game, Seth Wescott, Johnny Weir, the Daytona 500, Bobby Knight and more.

Wayne's World

...m stoked to be working with Ubisoft to develop a video game that captures the thrill of snowboarding like no game has done before," White said. Ideas for White's next endorsement deals? How about...

Blog Entry | Conversation | February 15, 2006

ESPN25: 100 Biggest Innovations

Nike, free agents, TiVo? What was the most significant innovation in sports in the ESPN era?

California (must be) dreamin'!

When Jim Caple offered his opinion on sports in sunny California, the SportsNation had to throw in their two cents.

Forecasting the sports business future

Yao Ming is hot. So are action sports. These and the other hottest trends in sports business for 2003.

Extra Point/Sportsbeat Index for Feb. 1-15, 2002

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Olympic diary: Climbing the walls

Too much snow and wind had Klug and other members of the U.S. snowboard team climbing the walls to entertain themselves.

Mold Breaker

Jake Plummer is a brash little slacker -- and the perfect new-breed QB.

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Sports Injury: Archive 2

...outs of this revolutionary technique and how it can save careers and improve the quality of life. Snowboarding injuries Find out how your season on the slopes can take a turn for the worst if...