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Bill SimmonsSports Guy's World | B.S. Report | E-mailBill Simmons writes for ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine as "The Sports Guy." In this role, Simmons writes several columns each week for ESPN.com and one column every issue for ESPN The Magazine. |
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Welcome to the NBA preview, Part 1
Bill Simmons, Page 2In Part 1 of his NBA preview, Bill Simmons starts his list of the 33 most intriguing people of the 2009-10 season.
Story | October 23, 2009Let's celebrate 'The Summer of Mailbag'
Bill Simmons, Page 2Bill Simmons is handing off the car keys and letting the readers drive him through the summer. He answers letters about Michael Jackson, the Lakers, John Madden and "Bloodsport."
Story | July 10, 2009Rockets come out flying in L.A.
Bill Simmons, Page 2The Rockets' Game 1 upset of the Lakers snuck up on Bill Simmons, who revisits the fourth quarter in a retro-diary.
Story | May 05, 2009An MVP race for the ages
Bill Simmons, Page 2From No. 450 all the way down to No. 1, Bill Simmons sizes up the entire NBA MVP race. Let's just say this will be the first of many for our winner.
Story | April 14, 2009Welcome to the No Benjamins Association
Bill Simmons, Page 2The financial state of the NBA depressed Bill Simmons during All-Star Weekend and the trade deadline. But that's nothing compared to the scary days that lie ahead.
Story | February 26, 2009Winless, but not witless ...
Bill Simmons, Page 2Bill can't explain his 0-4 effort in Round 2, but he can explain why he's big in Pakistan and how Eli Manning is like the "Karate Kid." And, of course, he offers his kiss of death to two of the NFL's final four.
Story | January 16, 2009Giving thanks with a mailbag
Bill Simmons, ESPN.comBill Simmons kicks off the holiday season by giving thanks to the readers with a big ol' mailbag.
Story | Conversation | November 25, 2009The tales of Abe Pollin's life
Henry Abbott, TrueHoopBy Henry Abbott On his podcast, Bill Simmons once interviewed NBA Commissioner David Stern, and...told by Dan Steinberg of the D.C. Sports Bog: "I would say I met Abe first...
Blog | November 24, 2009Monday Bullets
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...be an unstoppable play, but not a legal one." William Wesley as a hero of Auburn Hills. Bill Simmons kind of stuck it to statistician Wayne Winston in a column about football that wanders into...
Blog | November 23, 2009Behind the Bets: All hail college hoops!
Chad Millman, ESPN The MagazineThink Vegas doesn't care about NCAA basketball until March? You're wrong. In fact, some of the smartest bets around can be taken now, while many sports books are still busy juggling football games.
Story | Conversation | November 18, 2009
Running on sports-hate empty
Bill Simmons, ESPN.comAfter watching the Lakers, Yankees and Colts over the past year, Bill Simmons doesn't have any sports hate left.
Story | Conversation | November 13, 2009Thursday Bullets
Henry Abbott, TrueHoopBy Henry Abbott Remember when Greg Oden and Kevin Durant first joined the league? There was a metric ton of hype. Then Oden was out for the year, ...
Blog | November 12, 2009
Mason & Ireland: 11/9
Steve and John talk to Bill Simmons -- The Sports Guy promoting his new book, The Book of...
Audio PodCast | November 09, 2009Scenes from a book tour
Bill Simmons, ESPN.comBill's right thumb is 40 percent larger than his left. He signed a piece of veal and met Obama's sidekick. Yes, it's scenes from the book tour.
Story | Conversation | November 06, 2009
Catching Up With Bill Simmons
Kaitee Daley sits down with Bill Simmons to discuss his new book, what reality show he would most like to do and what didnt make the cut for ESPN 30 for 30
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