Losing Johnson crushes Blues' rebuilding plans

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Time to make some sacrifices

President Bush has given up golf? Jim Caple has decided that he, too, can make sports sacrifices.

Life doesn't stay Idol for optimistic Purdy

Ted Purdy has just one top-10 finish this year, so you might think he would see the glass as half-empty, But he's pretty much a half-full kind of guy.

What's hot, not for the week

From Serena to MJ to those sizzling surfer girls, Page 2's Dan Shanoff is feeling a summer heat wave,

Bookmakers say Woods 6-4 favorite

British bookmakers wasted little time Monday installing Tiger Woods as a 6-4 favorite to win the PGA Championship.

Goosen knows all eyes will be on him

Retief Goosen wasn't on anybody's list of favorites a year ago at the U.S. Open. He is now.

Life on FLW Tour

What's life like on the FLW Tour? Tour pro Daniel Keyes and wife Annie Keyes provides an inside look.

Life on FLW Tour

What's life like on the FLW Tour? Tour pro Daniel Keyes and wife Annie Keyes provides an inside look.

Despite fall in stature, Hope still a blast

Our man on the bag at the Bob Hope Classic witnessed an actor make an ace, chatted with a former VP and listened to the sweet voice of a legendary sportscaster on the course, writes ESPN.com's Mark Huber.

Past examples shed light on recovery

Several PGA Tour players -- including Ernie Els -- have walked in Tiger's shoes after having similar ACL surgeries. The lesson learned? Don't rush back too soon, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Writer's Notebook

One of the toughest parts of our job as writers is narrowing days, weeks, sometimes months of reporting into what is often only a few hundred words. T...

Ogilvy shines bright in PGA Tour opener

Let's say, just for argument's sake, that you're one of those "glass half empty" people, always looking at the world through gray-colored glasses. Thi...

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Leveille, Mitchell top men's Academic All-Americas

Lacrosse player Mike Leveille of Syracuse and swimmer Josh Mitchell of Kenyon College lead the 2007-08 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America teams for men's at-large sports.