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International Tennis Hall of Famer Martina Navratilova dishes on the impact of Jason Collins' announcement, what life was like after coming out in 1981 and more.

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser discuss the Lakers trading Dwight Howard and Sloan Stephens defeating Serena Williams. Plus, they spend five good minutes with Doc Rivers.

Tony Reali and the national panel debate whether the Lakers should trade Dwight Howard, Sloane Stephens upsetting Serena Williams and the Thunder defeating the Clippers.

ESPN Sports Science's John Brenkus reveals that Roger Federer was voted the best tennis player of all time and introduces the candidates in the next sport: baseball.

ESPN's John Brenkus dishes on the effort being made by "Sport Science" to determine the greatest athlete of all-time and more.

Will CC Sabathia can be the Ace the Yankees need come October and Jimmy Connors talks about the US Open.

Scott Van Pelt breaks down the epic Wimbledon final between Roger Federer and Andy Murray.

Andy Murray's quest to win at Wimbledon continues on Sunday. But if he is to inspire pride from the host country, he needs to win on the famed grass courts soon.

The Sporting Life examines the growing concern in women's tennis, the high-pitched shrieks. Plus, 9-time Olympic gold medalist Mark Spitz and the story of boxing's first African-American champion.

Jeremy Schaap marvels at Lukas Rosol's second-round upset over Wimbledon's defending champion, Rafael Nadal.

Scott Van Pelt's "One Big Thing" focuses on the likely end of the line for Venus Williams and the Williams sisters as a dominating force in women's tennis.

ESPN CBB analyst Dick Vitale discusses Heat-Thunder, LeBron James, the NBA draft, Thomas Robinson, Anthony Davis, Jared Sullinger, Wimbledon and more.

Mike Greenberg describes the scene from Roland Garros, where Rafael Nadal defeated Novak Djokovic. Nadal is the best clay court player in history.

After hearing Serena Williams' comments, Jeremy Schaap wonders if the loneliness of tennis gives its stars a different perspective on the sport they are expected to love.

Jesse Baker talks to Renee Richards, whose battle to enter the 1977 U.S. Open as the first transsexual tennis player is the subject of a new ESPN Films documentary.

ESPN Radio's Jesse Baker talks Renee Richards about the premiere of her self-titled ESPN Films documentary, 'Renee.'