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Former co-anchor of coverage of the Tour de France Al Trautwig says Lance Armstrong was always a smug man and the other riders' silence all these years tells you how rampant PED use must have been.

Jeremy Schaap examines Lance Armstrong's rise and fall.

In clips from an interview with ESPN.com's Bonnie D. Ford, cyclist Floyd Landis talks about why he wanted to clear his conscience about his doping past.

Floyd Landis is ripped of his Tour de France title and Scott doesn't think that anyone cares about this story, because it happened in another country two years ago. Mike wonders if other sports are going to catch on and start stripping their champion

Audio Podcast | September 21, 2007

Even though it is a year and three months after the 2006 Tour De France concluded, we now have a winner and it is not Floyd Landis. Greeny asks Golic if it was right that they took his title away. Plus, some forward thinking.

Audio Podcast | September 21, 2007

If you need drama, just watch the Tour de France. Michael Rasmussen, who was leading the race, and won today's stage, was just kicked out by his team for violation of 'internal rules.'

Audio Podcast | July 25, 2007

MLB can learn a thing or two about dealing with performance enhancing drugs. Before today's stage... a large group of cyclists stayed at the starting line to protest the use of drugs and the riders that have been busted this year. The athletes are st

Audio Podcast | July 25, 2007

Many cycling greats have been admitting to doping and epo use. Bjarne Riis, the 1996 winner of the Tour de France, has offered to give back his yellow jersey after admitting to drug use. Will MLB players ever start doing the same?

Audio Podcast | May 25, 2007

The seven-time Tour de France Champion is honored to be a part of "The V Foundation." He tells of his experience with surviving cancer and how he emerged to become a successful athlete despite being diagnosed with it.

Audio Podcast | April 18, 2007

Lance is still competitive but not thinking about coming out of retirement, Armstrong talked about staying in shape and why you can't fully believe Floyd Landis yet (even though Armstrong does). The poorly run labs are ruining the sport.

Audio Podcast | November 20, 2006

Manager Grady Little and catcher Russell Martin explain how the Dodgers got so hot; Chris Mortensen discusses Matt Leinart being the only first-round pick without a deal; WADA Chairman Dick Pound on Landis' test.

Dick shares his thoughts on Floyd Landis' failed drug test. He is disappointed in the tests and says that Landis better do whatever possible to prove his innocence if he wants to keep his Tour title. Pound doesn't necessarily believe his defense.

Audio Podcast | August 08, 2006

Floyd Landis had beer and whiskey before the 17th stage of the Tour de France. He talked about his misrepresented testosterone levels, protecting his family, his other tests during the Tour being negative and having Lance Armstrong as a reference.

Audio Podcast | August 07, 2006

Dr. Wadler is a member of the World Anti-Doping Agency's Prohibited List and Methods Committee. He explains Floyd Landis' drug tests but doesn't understand why Landis would take this on the day of the event. It doesn't help in a one-time situation.

Audio Podcast | August 07, 2006

Floyd Landis tells Dan Patrick he's innocent; Dr. Gary Wadler explains Landis' positive tests; Todd Jones credits Jim Leyland for Detroit's success; Buster Olney and Eric Karros discuss the Dodgers.

Positive drug tests in the Tour de France just don't raise Colin's eyebrows anymore.

Audio Podcast | July 28, 2006