Is this an athletic feat?            Mike ShroyerJust a little house cleaning today, I will be back to real sports tomorrow. First I am proud to announce that I have commissioned six new writers at TSPN. This brings our total up...

Poker. Meat. Baseball. These are the things of Man. Yes, that is Man with a capital M at the front, speaking of the race of Man, not to be confused with "The Man" who, of course, tries to keep us...

Two stories left from the weekend about hobbled athletes past their primes. Barry Bonds belted his 714th homerun on Saturday evening on decaying knees that have him barely able to walk. The other story is about the Kentucky Derby winning...

Are you looking for a job? Are you not sure what direction you want to take in your next job? Do you enjoy watching intense battles between management and labor? Do you enjoy talking to the press? Inquires into steroid...

For most people, Memorial Day weekend means that summer is near and it’s time to fire up the grill. If you’re into auto racing, then it means only one thing-the Indianapolis 500, the so-called Greatest Spectacle in Racing. First, a...

There are a few numbers in baseball every baseball fan knows. 755. 714. 660. 56. 2130. 2632. 61. 70. 73. 511. .406. Those numbers are hall-marks in baseball, they are legendary, whether they are records or not. Barry Bonds hit...

The World Cup;                        Wikipedia.org Tom and Ben call it communistic, billions worldwide call it football, and us strange Americans call it soccer. This “beautiful game” is one that I have a passion for, and I am happy to be bringing...

yes the long awaited Fred Gibson article is here, i know you are all filled with anticiaption. Now lets get down to business. Roger Clemens, is the topic of discussion in the midst of this article i might find out...

Geoff Ogilvy                            Espn.com I wrote earlier about not wanting Phil to win the U.S. Open last weekend, and also about my loss of interest in the tournament without Tiger. The latter ended up causing the former, and I...

Geoff Ogilvy                            Espn.com I wrote earlier about not wanting Phil to win the U.S. Open last weekend, and also about my loss of interest in the tournament without Tiger. The latter ended up causing the former, and I...