By Andrew P. Napolitano
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Even on the unemployment line, Tim Tebow remains a popular presence.
Rory McIlroy has signed a new endorsement deal with Swiss watchmaker Omega.
In any other sport it wouldn't be an issue.
CeeLo was looking for a little New Orleans action. David Gregory was taking the weekend off from "Meet the Press." And Paul McCartney was hanging out at a party that included Pitbull and Flo Rida.
CeeLo was looking for a little New Orleans action. David Gregory was taking the weekend off from "Meet the Press." And Paul McCartney was hanging out at a party that included Pitbull and Flo Rida.
Bubba Watson wants no part of deer-antler spray. The name alone makes the Masters champion a bit squeamish.
Michael Phelps is getting serious about his golf game.
Again and again, it seemed, the sports world in 2012 saw the end of long tales with tragic or, at best, bittersweet endings.
Michael Phelps has added another triumph to his list of accomplishments: The Associated Press male athlete of the year.
When LeBron James learned he was Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year, the Miami Heat star was surprised. Not because he thought his achievements in 2012 weren't worthy, but because he figured what happened in 2010 was still holding him back. Apparently, that's no longer the case.
For Michael Phelps, the atmosphere at last week's Ryder Cup was unlike anything he experienced at an Olympics.
Even as the Ryder Cup moves toward a more congenial competition, one battle is shaping up to be more acrimonious than any golf match.
Michael Phelps is teaming up with golf's funniest man.
Michael Phelps is getting another chance to show off his funny side. And he'll have some help from the glibbest man in golf.
Michael Phelps arrived by water to a ceremony at the Baltimore Inner Harbor honoring eight of Maryland's Olympic heroes.
"Being able to play with Bubba, it's something else," Phelps said. "We were throwing jokes back and forth the whole entire time and keeping it very light."
"I just feel like heartbeat firing through my shirt," Phelps said.
