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With another six Olympic medals around his neck, swimmer Michael Phelps is once again touting the breakfast of champions.

Whether the 2012 gold medalists in the women's team final are the best group of American Olympic gymnasts can be debated, but they are almost certainly the best team.

U.S. Olympic gold medalists Lindsey Vonn, Shaun White and Seth Wescott are the latest athletes to grace the Wheaties box.

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Lindsey Vonn was supposed to be the Michael Phelps of these Olympics. Now an injury might get in her way. It's a story we've seen before at the Games.

U.S. gymnast Nastia Liukin and American decathlete Bryan Clay will be featured on the Wheaties cereal box.

It's not that Jim Caple isn't impressed with women's gymnastics. He is. But a daring routine from Jonathan Horton outranked Shawn Johnson's gold-medal win Tuesday.

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

Sasha Cohen's bid for gold was over in 30 seconds, but Jim Caple says Cohen can still be proud of her performance.

How are these Olympics shaping up heading into Week 2? ESPN The Magazine's Eric Adelson takes a look.

Dan Shanoff on the Winter Olympics, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Wayne Gretzky, Dallas Mavericks, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Pittsnogle and more.

The good folks at Wheaties overlooked some worthy contenders to represent the Breakfast of Champions.

The fight for the Wheaties box begins.

Michael Phelps appears to be THE guy in Athens, but there are many other talented faces to watch.

Two trips to the White House, a Wheaties box and five ESPY nominations. Not bad for a 17-year-old.