St. Jude Classic: Day Two In The Books and Some Campers Are Very Happy

Charley Hoffman was like a Boy Scout after a good day of nice deeds. In the clubhouse at minus eight, Hoffman is the 36 hole leader at the St. Jude Classic. The San Diego native has struggled on the weekends, and I suggest a nice, neat haircut will change his attitude. His game will become crisper and cleaner, much like the hair. Trust me. The Yahoo Fantasy Golf team of Zach Johnson, Lee Westwood,... 

2010 FIFA World Cup: Seven Videos to Get You Pumped for the Matches

Everyone knows the feeling you get after watching a great video or commercial. The slackened jaw, the zoned out eyes, maybe even a shiver or two up and down the spine. The 2010 FIFA World Cup is a monumental event, but when a company or filmmaker is able to capture its essence in a 30 second or one minute clip, well, that’s someting worth celebrating (or making a slideshow about). Here are the... 

The 10 Best Servers of All Time

Let’s take a look at the biggest and best servers that the game has to offer. Keep in mind that biggest isn’t always best. Seven out of the top 10 in most aces in a match lost that match. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

FIFA World Cup 2010 Preview: Can South Korea Survive Group B?

It’s World Cup time and all across South Korea you can feel the excitement. Everyone from small children to old men can be seen sporting one of the myriad of World Cup shirts to grace store shelves over the last few weeks.  Whether they are more excited for football or for National pride is all a moot point now as the Koreans will soon began their World Cup campaign against Greece. Fans... 

World Cup 2010: Return of the Gunfighter: England to Shoot the USA Down?

For many, the World Cup will really start when England and the USA take to the pitch in the Royal Bafokeng Stadium for the opening game in Group C. Fabio Capello’s men will fancy their chances of making it to the final, and Team USA will provide the first stumbling block. England is the overwhelming favourite to win this match. However, Bob Bradley’s boys won’t allow the Three... 

St. Jude Classic: Zach Johnson, Lee Westwood, Ben Crane Star in Fantasy Golf

Lee Westwood opened the St. Jude Classic in Memphis, Tenn., with a brilliant minus-seven to take the early lead. Westwood was my backup fantasy player to J.B. Holmes, and was quickly activated for rounds two, three, and four. Zach Johnson, my A entrant, shot a first round 67, for minus-three for the first day. My other Yahoo! fantasy golf players, Rory McIlroy and Ben Crane, are also under par at minus-two... 

Jennifer Capriati: Capping It All

If you were a newbie following women’s tennis when Jennifer Capriati won the Australian and French Opens in 2001, and followed those up with the Australian Open again the following year, you would not have been surprised to see her at the pinnacle of women’s tennis, holding the No. 1 ranking. But as avid followers of the game can testify, there is a very interesting and heart-warming... 

Tennis Returns to Its Grass Roots: Fun in the Green, the Sun, and Rain

It was I who wanted it this way. I wanted to do her job. I asked for it. And I wanted her to do what she considered mine. But she did not so much do the job as redefine it completely. Here is one of the most pleasurable reads about grass court tennis of all time. Hmm…she has taken up the “tennis” part. Well, so I am left here to talk about…”grass,” maybe?... 

Serbian Woes: Grass Won’t Do Them Any Good

When you think of tennis, many countries may come to mind.  There is Russia, the United States, Belgium, Denmark, and, of course, Serbia. Serbia currently has three good players: Novak Djokovic, Jelena Jankovic, and Ana Ivanovic.  Novak Djokovic is the current No. 3, while Jankovic is the World No. 4.  Go down, down, down the ranks and Ana Ivanovic is there at No. 46. All of these players... 

2010 Canadian GP: Will McLaren Able to Capitalize on the Bull Run-Ins?

The Canadian GP is back after a break of one year, but so far the consequences of the events which unfolded in Turkey is still hovering Montreal like a dark shadow and with rain expected, this could be the race which could define the future of F1. Before the start of the season, the big four teams all had drivers who wanted to win World Championships but everyone expected the initial bust up to start... 

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