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JaMarcus Russell shares his truth: “It’s my turn to speak on it. If you wanna judge me, then judge me. But at least know where I come from first.”
Nazem Kadri has a couple of things to say ahead of the Stanley Cup Playoffs: “I’ve always been someone who, if I’m told I can’t do something … it just makes me want it so much more.”
Mikaela Shiffrin on losing her dad and the real nature of grief: “Some days, it’s so hard to put one foot in front of the other. That’s grief. That’s being a human.”
This is Sting: “It was not an act. It was not a character. I was lost.”
Imagine it. I’m out there shooting bricks, yelling out Kobe, on a busted hoop in Cameroon. Seven years later, I was playing Kobe.
I saw the blood on the ice, but I didn’t know the right side of my face was caved in.
I’m not out here trying to write about Ty Lue, or about practice. I’m tired of these same old topics.
The legendary NFL receiver explores the journey through his Hall of Fame career and how he became the infamous 'T.O.'
Oksana Masters is a survivor and a gold medalist. But she doesn't want to be defined by how you see her. She's uniquely herself.
Since Eddy Curry entered the NBA, his story's been shaped by people who can't imagine the pain he's endured. This is the real Eddy Curry.
The thing about Chicago basketball is, it’s not even a sport. I mean, it is, but not like that. It’s more like a fight.
What I really want you to know is that even at 33, that hunger you have now is still here. That drive to keep getting better hasn’t left yet.
I want to tell you about the most difficult thing you will ever experience, more difficult than anything that will ever happen on the football field.
“It’s 1991, you’re 35-and-a-half years old, you have two bad knees and seven months left on your contract…you’re going to become a professional wrestler.”