The Viking Age interviews Matt Birk.

It's hard to imagine the Lakers being much better than they are right now...then you think about them possibly adding Ron Artest to the mix for '08-'09.

There's no off-season for giving the Cowboys grief...especially not when Tony Romo keeps providing us so much good material. Here's the QB attempting to sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" at Wrigley Field.

Ozzie's special fondness for facsimilies clearly extends beyond clubhouse motivational ploys.

Randy Moss proved last year with New England that he still has NFL game...and he proved over Kentucky Derby weekend that he has game with the ladies too.

Phil Hughes has reportedly told the Yankees that the stress fracture he has suffered in his rib was most likely caused by a giant sneeze.

America will never recover its rightful place in the world until its sportspeople recover their killer instinct.

Watch this video of Erin Andrews interviewing Joba Chamberlain. See how upset she gets at the end of it. What did Joba say to her? It looks like, "I love you."

The Bulls have interest in Tom Izzo. Does Izzo have interest in them? And should he?

Why did the Duke Blue Devils give such a lackluster performance in their first round game against Belmont? Could it be that Duke isn't as good as people think? Or maybe Belmont is just a solid team that deserves credit for playing a tough game. Or, maybe the Duke team was sick and therefore unable to play up to their usual level.

Get out your hankies Packer fans…old number 4 is coming back for one last goodbye.

MLB Players' Union chief Donald Fehr has brought up the c-word when discussing all-time home run king Barry Bonds' inability to find a job for 2008. No, Donald did not call Barry that c-word…in this case the c-word is "collusion."

Jay Bilas, Dick Vitale, Digger Phelps and Bob Knight have formed a barbershop quartet.

The first ever MLB game in China ends in a tie. Chinese fans boo. Bud Selig has another opportunity to look like a dork.

David Feherty has made a name for himself as the quippiest of all golf analysts (with the possible exception of Kelly Tilghman). His career as the wackiest man on the course almost came to a premature end on Thursday however, when he was run over by a truck while taking his morning bike ride near his Dallas home.