I could be wrong, but ...

Ben Roethlisberger has hired high-profile attorney Ed Garland and his investigative team, and the Milledgeville, Ga., police have stated they want to talk to Roethlisberger and take a DNA sample.

What a joyous time this should be for Tom Ricketts, the new owner of the Chicago Cubs. For a billionaire businessman and lifelong Cubs fan, it was the pinnacle of professional success. Less than 50 days ago, he was hailed ...

A recent “Letter of the Day” was forwarded to me which touched on a sore subject: the demise of the LPGA Tour event in Southwest Florida. First, the letter.

I know March is consumed with spring training and the Madness, but usually there is an excitement and expectation building for the Florida Everblades. In many of the past 11 seasons there was a buzz around the team heading down ...

They somehow became an "oh, by the way" in the annals of US Olympic sports glory. They are the 1960 hockey team.

Yes, I’ve been hard on Tiger Woods. Many of you disagree with me. OK. Just please know this is not about apologies over infidelity with me.

I tried. I really did.

Ave Maria is going to play football in 2011. Why am I not excited about this? I should be. After all, I love football. As an Irish Catholic growing up in New Jersey, I rooted for Notre Dame and had ...

It is the gold-standard of sporting events in this country. Always will be. The Miracle on Ice.

NASCAR looks and feels like men’s tennis after John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors. Those legends were replaced by great and, in some cases, better players. I mean, those guys had nothing on Pete Sampras and Roger Federer. You throw in ...

No one wanted Danica to make the jump to NASCAR more than me (except for NASCAR). But even I’m concerned about “too much, too soon” for the first female driver to be taken seriously by the sport.

I'd like to introduce the Indianapolis Colts to the Atlanta Braves. Shake hands, guys. Colts? Braves. Braves? Colts. Good. Peyton Manning meet Greg Maddux. Mr. Maddux? Mr. Manning. Mr. Manning? Mr. Maddux.

The TV experts say 100 million people will watch the Super Bowl in America.

To see Radio Row is to really believe it. It is a couple hundred radio stations, a handful of radio networks (ESPN, Fox, Sporting News, NFL) and the NFL Network all broadcasting live in a convention center for the six ...