Funky Flying Balls – Dan Epstein Talks 70′s Baseball Dan Epstein, the baseball-loving cool dude and hot author.

Funky Flying Balls – Dan Epstein Talks 70′s Baseball

Author Dan Epstein Dan joined Game Changers Live on Wed. to head back down Memory Lane. He loves the game his 70′s memories were priceless. Lbaseball era. Listen in to an awesome interview with a real, live baseball fan.

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Spurs Stability Ball – Balancing the NBA Spurs Big 3

Spurs Stability Ball – Balancing the NBA

For 17 seasons, Coach Gregg Popovich has paced the sideline as head coach of the San Antonio Spurs. The tales of practice and preparation are legendary and no one can argue with the outcome: four NBA Championship rings during his coaching tenure. The fundamentally sound game the Spurs play isn’t fancy but it keeps the league in order. Stability ball keeps the core strong.

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The Grizzlies Reborn Zach Randolph and Conley of the Memphis Grizzlies

The Grizzlies Reborn

“Hey, you guys remember around the same time last NBA Playoff Season I was talking about the Clippers and the Grizzlies? Well, things have changed drastically since the last time we spoke.” Gabrielle has much to say about the reborn Grizz who are not looking too good against the Spurs.

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Venus and Serena – A Review of the Documentary THE WILLIAMS SISTERS OF THE U.S. HOLD THEIR TROPHIES AFTER WOMEN'S SINGLES FINAL AT WIMBLEDON

Venus and Serena – A Review of the Documentary

Venus and Serena – now we get the rest of the story! Filmmakers Maiken Baird and Michelle Major follow the super star sisters through the whole year 2011 as they fight their way back to the top of the tennis world. The documentary will be released nationally on May 10th.

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Monday After Eight: How Kevin Ware Made Us Care Brothers. Kevin Ware is comforted by teammate Luke Hancock following his devastating injury. (Photo: Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports)

Monday After Eight: How Kevin Ware Made Us Care

Kevin Ware of the Louisville Cardinals suffered one of the most gruesome injuries in the history of sports. An injury the likes we haven’t seen since Lawrence Taylor’s hit on Joe Theismann sent shock waves through the football world. But many viewers are far too young to remember that moment. Like older fans remember Joe, we won’t forget Kevin’s pain – nor his promise that he’ll be back.

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Time Will Tell – Nelly on NFL Free Agency 66410_10151560978446318_20322740_n

Time Will Tell – Nelly on NFL Free Agency

I’m leaving and I’m taking my ball with me to Denver! We imagine that’s what Wes Welker had to say as he turned down the “lowball” offer from the New England Patriots. The beginning of the NFL New Year has big names moving quickly. What does SP’s Nelly Semela have to say about the fire sale his Ravens had over the past two days? Let’s find out.

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Alex Baby! Kansas City Here He Comes Alex Smith

Alex Baby! Kansas City Here He Comes

Both Alex Smith and the Kansas City Chiefs would rather forget about last year. Alex’s season was marred by injury. The Chiefs tragically lost a teammate and friend to a murder-suicide. Their play on the field was secondary to the pain caused by that event. Now they can both start over. Alex can stop looking over his oft-injured shoulder and the Chiefs know that there’s nowhere to go but up. What’s the good and bad about Alex? Let’s check it out.

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Dr. Jerry Buss – Just a Cool Dude Dr. Jerry Buss R.I.P.

Dr. Jerry Buss – Just a Cool Dude

I learned to love the Los Angeles Lakers as a teenager. How appropriate. You don’t get more passionate than 16 year-old students. Dr. Buss knew how to pull us all in. With little to do in a one-stoplight town (literally), i listened to Laker games on AM radio. You could even hear Showtime!

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Keshi’s Super Bowl Cuties – Ravens Edition Joe Cool Flacco

Keshi’s Super Bowl Cuties – Ravens Edition

Is this a dream within a dream? Oh no, these three fine fellas are 100% real and in the flesh. All three are smiling and enjoying the road to the Super Bowl. Each has had a huge role to play on the road to New Orleans. Now it’s time for you to decide which one is the dreamiest. Make your pick!

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Super Bowl XLVII … The Brian G. Perspective Two old school teams vie for a new title.

Super Bowl XLVII … The Brian G. Perspective

One big game. Two coaching brothers. Many big stories. Ray Lewis and sprays; Randy Moss touting the supremacy of Randy Moss. Flacco and Colin ready to prove that they are elite. Are you ready?

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The Ball Turns

Oh Jesus! Ray Allen Wants to Act

Ray Allen, The Miami Heat

What will Jesus Shuttlesworth do when his basketball playing days are over? Ray Allen, the beloved NBA superstar, considers acting again. The star of He Got Game can see himself on the screen again. Wouldn’t it be great to see Jesus S. all grown up with a daughter of his own, trying to decide if she wants to play for Stanford Women’s Basketball? That would be so cool! C’mon Ray – make that movie.

Feb 28, 2013 17:19

Ball Girls

NBA Playoff Cuties – Round 1

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Welcome to the 2013 NBA Playoff Cuties. There are so many! Where do we begin. Let’s start with three of the hottest guys in the sport who may not be on your radar:
Tyson Chandler – New York Knicks
Serge Ibaka – Oklahoma City Thunder
J.J. Redick – Milwaukee Bucks
Enjoy them but don’t keep them to yourselves. Share with your friends.

Apr 28, 2013 0:30

Game Ready Mom

Best Sports Books for Dad

Moneyball - the compelling story of the Oakland A's unconventional success.

Celebrating Father’s Day is fun. One more tie is cool, but a timeless sports tale is an awesome gift for Dad the Sports Fan. We’ve picked a few of the best books from a range of sports. Need more suggestions? Just email us and we’ll send one right out. But check these out and order before Sunday!

Jun 14, 2013 0:26

Morning Coffee

June 17– Green, Rose, Johnny

Danny Green makes it 4.

Danny Green was the strong Plus One for the Big Three in San Antonio last night. Ray Allen could only watch with a classic Ray smirk as Green broke his NBA Finals 3-Point record. Johnny Football was tweeting after dark and Lefty has to buy another U.S. Open bridesmaid dress. It was a busy Sunday in sports with lots to keep Dad happy on the couch in his new Father’s Day tie.

Jun 17, 2013 10:20

Recent Articles

Style and Substance: LeBron and Paul George Game One

Wade looks quite Miami while LBJ opts for the more traditional suit for Game 1.

‘Cause this is Thriller … Just like Michael Jackson sang, the Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers are fighting for their Championship lives. The game was a tight, entertaining match. The on-court play and the off-court styling are winning the NBA new fans while delighting old ones. Dwyane Wade’s stylist weighed in on game fashion for us, too. Check it out.

End of Eras – Celtics and Lakers

There are a lot of miles on the legs of these two superstars.

The Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers have 33 NBA titles between them. They’ve appeared in a combined 52 championship title series. These teams are the NBA. But the times they are a changing. Neither time is poised to go deep into the playoffs and if the current trends hold, that won’t change next season. But Brian Gilmore says they’ll be back. It’s NBA law.

Mia’s NBA Picks – Western Conference

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The Western Conference is tight! Fundamental basketball with a IDGAD attitude by the Spurs, the won’t-be-denied-playoffs Lakers, Electric Lob City and more make these games must see even in the 1st round. After Nelly made his picks from his New York state of mind, Mia had to add some California love. check out the Western Conference.

Nelly’s NBA Picks – Eastern Conference

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Nelly’s in New York and watching the NBA Playoffs from an East Coast point of view. Following the Bulls, Pacers and Bucks has been exciting through the season but is this where it ends? What does he think about his Knicks & Nets and their chances against the burning hot Miami Heat? Check out his picks.

Pitino and Cool Hand Louisville Win the NCAA Tourney

Louisville wins the NCAA tourney and gives Coach Rick Pitino his second title.

Coach Rick Pitino, we’ve been here before. At least you have. The guys on the current Louisville roster weren’t even born when Louisville last went to the top of the tourney mountain. Maybe we have Pitino’s wife to thank for this, for her not-so-gentle “encouragement.” She’s why he took the job. Whatever it was, Brian Gilmore breaks down the how and why of this memorable NCAA Championship game.

Sweet 16 – NCAA Tourney Still Teaches

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Jamaal Franklin and Sherwood Brown made us believe in college basketball again. The nation wouldn’t have learned about these two young men who “get it” were it not for the madness of the NCAA Tourney. We get the chance to see young men mature in front of our eyes, giving us hope that the next generation is smart, capable and willing to work hard. All of that from basketball? Yes, it can change the course of lives.

March Madness According to Brian Gilmore

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March Madness is here! Ballers. Shot callers. It is that time again.Get ready to make your picks for The 2013 NCAA Division I Men’s Championship Tournament. Our Brian Gilmore calls it “The Greatest Basketball Show on Earth.” Brian has tips for bracket-picking and basic info for newbies and he brings up wonderful/painful memories (depending on the side you were rooting for) of tournaments past for those of you who love the game.

TGIF in the NBA – What a Night!

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Forget deuces! Deron Williams threw up treys and took command of the New Jersey Nets game against the Washington Wizards on Friday. The talented guard broke an NBA record and delighted the fans with a dazzling performance. There was a zone and he was deep, deep in it. Then the Lakers – who continue to fight for their playoff lives – took the game to the wire. Heroics happened. Guess which Laker? Friday night in the NBA.

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