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The addition of Shaquille O'Neal provides Cleveland with a dominate big man to complement the talent and athletic ability of LeBron James.

Some pro basketball observers might think Bill Laimbeer would make a good NBA coach. That's not really true

Capturing the disco sensibilities of the 1970's, "Semi-Pro" tells the story of a one-hit wonder who invests all his time and money in a failing basketball franchise.

Some NFL division alignments defy geography. Baltimore is further east than Buffalo but the Ravens are in AFC North and the Bills are in AFC East.

Auto racing drivers cover their uniforms with ads but baseball, football and basketball are holding the line against uniform ads. Is "the integrity of the game at stake?"

The close of the first decade of the 2000s has left sports pundits in a race to determine which teams were the best of the past ten years.

During the 41st Super Bowl, the NFL announced that Miami Dolphins will play New York Giants in a regular-season game in front of 90,000 fans at London's Wembley Stadium.

CBS Started An NBA Finals Game At 11:30 P.M. Becasue It Did Not Generate Prime Time Ratings

The Men's U.S. Basketball Squad on a mission to take the gold, and restore American Basketball Pride

A perennial loser almost took football's top crown, but in baseball it is the year of the mildly downtrodden.

Many administrators have cut recess and PE time to get in more study time. However, studies have shown that less recess and physical activity may actually hurt scores.

Only five of the seven games of the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals Will Be On A Major U.S. Television Network

A snapshot of the movie industry through the use of hard data gathered throughout 2006.

Stan Kroenke has shown great commitment to the sporting community of Denver, Colorado. He wants to expand his sporting empire overseas by purchasing London-based Arsenal.

Understanding managers' strategy and players' out-of-the-ordinary performance enable new and old fans to appreciate the national pastime.

The new documentary shows how five young basketball players from Ohio became friends and sports stars under the direction of Coach Dru Joyce II.

From Michael Jordan to Vince Carter to Kobe Bryant, the NBA has celebrated its top leapers with the Slam Dunk Competition.

In one of the best baseball books in recent memory, Leigh Montville thoroughly reports on the life of arguably the greatest hitter ever, Ted Williams.

A list of ideas to inspire a gift that will make him feel like the luckiest dad of all time.

Minneapolis attractions take advantage of natural features and manmade wonders, contemporary pasttimes and historical sites, professional sports and personal exploration.

Five young inner-city basketball players overcome obstacles to make it to the national high school championships.

Ron Artest is up to his old tricks. The NBA has suspended Artest again and, shockingly, Artest again believes he's being treated unfairly. Shall we pity or discard him?

New Orleans is slowly recovering from Katrina. Some of the city's most popular tourist spots are already welcoming visitors as many residents struggle with flooded homes.

New York City's Harlem Book Fair is a festival of books, authors and entertainment. The annual summer event brings thousands of book lovers to the city.

Of the "Big 3"sports in the United States of America, football is the most dangerous game. The players are not compensated as such.

Stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin take on Alexander Ovechkin and company.

The National Hockey League made history in 2004-2005 as the first league to cancel an entire season in a labor dispute. The gamble is paying off in hard economic times.

For the third time in six seasons, Villanova makes the Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament

Allen Iverson played for Larry Brown during much of the time that he played for the Philadelphia 76ers from 1996 - 2006. Should a rematch be in the works?

With the Yankees back in the World Series there has been talk of a lack of competitive balance in MLB. In reality baseball stands up well compared to other sports.

Last season, the Boston Celtics earned their 17th NBA championship, and first in 22 years, providing an opportunity to look at the franchise's all-time team.

Sports leagues have moved to restrict who can cover events and what content can be produced on games and team personnel. Professional league monopolies can enable this.

Eighty-three players from 35 countries outside the United States are starting on rosters in the NBA. Leading the way is France with 10 NBA players.

Eighty-three players from 35 countries outside the United States are starting on rosters in the NBA. Leading the way are the Milwaukee Bucks with six internationals.

In issuance of sports credentials, leagues and online media battle over access and copyrighted material from games. Some outlets want changes in federal law considered.

Yao Ming is very skilled but has a long way to go to measure up to previous star centers from the Houston Rockets. Two men rank ahead of the 7-foot-6 giant from China.

Canadian athlete Steve Nash is not a typical NBA player, but is well respected by everyone in the league.

Paul Fortier's seventeen years playing international basketball eventually led him back to where it all started.

Michael Jordan turned the basketball and marketing worlds upside down when he joined the Chicago Bulls in 1984 and signed on the dotted line for a company named Nike

Noted sociologist Dr. Harry Edwards says Michael Vick's guilty plea on dogfighting charges will forever change the way players at all levels must act off the field.

Black Entertainment Television (BET) is an America's premiere television network that spotlights the achievements of black American entertainers and celebrities.