Page2's Hottest Female Athletes

Page2's Hottest Female Athletes

X Games Going to L.A.

ESPN selects Los Angeles to host X Games IX and X.

Laimbeer ready to make jump to NBA

In seven seasons as a WNBA coach, Bill Laimbeer became so much more than a "Bad Boy." And everything he accomplished in Detroit helped prepare him to start a coaching career in the NBA.

More Cowbell: Books & E-mails

First, an update on my book: Even though it wasn't supposed to be released until Oct. 1, apparently Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble online have it in ...

Duo leads Phoenix to top of West

Diana Taurasi and Cappie Pondexter want this season to be more like 2007 -- when they won the WNBA title -- than 2008, when they didn't even make the playoffs.

Burning questions with Sue Bird

Sue Bird of the WNBA Seattle Storm dishes on playing in Russia, "Twilight" and Dave Chappelle.

Honor Thy Father

After her father was murdered at halftime of one of her games, Tierra Rogers kept playing basketball and kept a promise.

Greene, Thomas continue to contribute -- without participating

Linked together by season-ending knee injuries and seats at the end of UConn's bench, Mel Thomas and Kalana Greene haven't stopped contributing to the Huskies.

Express delivery for championship weekend

Before he gets to his conference championship picks (and a few awards), Bill Simmons opens up a monster mailbag.

How to celebrate Christmas ... Waner style

There's nothing like being home for the holidays, even if it means being quarantined and using your cell phone to avoid missing the annual Christmas Eve reading.

Links of the week

With some help from the readers, Bill Simmons passes on some links you have to see.

Links of the week

With some help from the readers, Bill Simmons passes on some links you have to see.

By playing in Russia, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi earn big money and the kind of pampering expected by Shaq or D-Wade. But there's a larger price to be paid that could affect the future of the WNBA.

Score one for the Luddites as NCAA nixes texting

Score one for the Luddites: How did NCAA coaches lose the right to text-message recruits?

Expectations, injury updates on coaches' minds

What's going on in the coaches' minds as the WNBA starts its 10th season? Mechelle Voepel has the skinny on all 14 teams after listening in on the coaches' teleconference.