BJ Ragone

The biggest free agent stories of the NBA preseason are Dwight Howard and Jeremy Lin. While Lin has found a home, Howard’s situation is still a nightmare.

When you are any sort of celebrity, you are in the spotlight. When you’re a professional athlete you’re not only in that spotlight, but you are also considered a role model.

The 1992 Olympic men’s basketball team — dubbed the Dream Team — didn’t know it, but they were setting the bar pretty high for future teams. Now, even the president is involved in the debate.

The whole world will be watching later this month when the Olympics get underway. Sure, these world-class athletes are amazing, but it’s not what they do with their bodies that is so amazing.
It may be the bodies themselves.

There are many things to take into consideration when it comes to being a professional athlete. You may not realize it, but a memorable hairstyle has to be high atop the list.

The 2012 MLB All-Star game is taking place Tuesday night. The winner will get home field advantage in the World Series, so who will take it this year?

Roger Federer climbed back to the top of the tennis world with his seventh Wimbledon victory on Sunday. Does that win make him better than Pete Sampras in the annals of tennis history?

When English tennis pro Andy Murray lost at Wimbledon to Roger Federer, the entire country of England got sad, including his smoking hot gal pal Kim Sears.

It’s no news that Dwight Howard wants out of Orlando. Last season, he practically gave up on the franchise after being stuck there despite reports he wanted out. He’s out searching for a new team again, so where should he go?

The career span of professional athletea is much shorter than most occupations. Do some of them not know when it’s time to hang it up?

In 1992, the United States’ “Dream Team” made a big statement when they went into Barcelona and dominated in basketball. They blew out Croatia in the gold medal game, and it cemented their legacy in sports history, forever. But is this men’…

Athletes are some of the more vocal celebrities when it comes to social media. Tweeting in the NBA got so out of control that NBA commissioner David Stern had to put rules in place forbidding players from tweeting during games.