The iconic broadcaster is quite enthused as he discusses the two young sensations that are electrifying baseball fans. Watch the interview >>
In an era dominated by Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, players from the U.S. have struggled. His outlook >>
The two-time NBA champion with the Lakers says he doesn't like seeing professional stars in international tournaments. His rationale >>
The Hall of Fame quarterback says Seattle can elevate its status in history by winning more than one championship. His outlook >>
The new system replacing the BCS is a step in the right direction, but the veteran broadcaster cautions against putting too faith in it. Controversy will remain >>
Willie McGinest, who played in four Super Bowls, winning three, as a linebacker with New England, ponders this hypothetical situation. No circus >>
The Hall of Famer says one is set up to have more immediate success while another has the biggest long-range potential, and neither is Johnny Manziel. Matter of styles >>
The boxing champ was at an awards banquet to honor Sugar Ray Leonard but slipped in a special shout-out his old Pensacola pal. Short and sweet >>
Bob Costas, Al Michaels, Brent Musburger and Bob Miller share great memories about the iconic Dodger announcer. Watch their speeches >>
On the night that he is receiving a humanitarian award, Sugar Ray takes the opportunity to offer kind words to old rival. Speaks about their rematch >>
