For The Record

Andrew McCutchen on the financial gap between low-income families and playing baseball.

The Titans tight end faces tragedy after playing in the Super Bowl.

Brad Guzan on the pressures of being a top goalkeeper for Aston Villa and the U.S. Men's National team.

A lot of Major Leaguers take a vacation in the off-season, but for me this off-season was different. Just two months before, I was lying...

Giants offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz on the challenges of the NFL Combine you don't see on TV.

Billie Jean King on the most important partnership in tennis.

Chargers offensive tackle D.J. Fluker on knowing which college is The One.

University of Miami alum Tyler Horn outlines what the recruitment process is like for most athletes.

Brandon Prust on why fighting makes the NHL safer.

Meet Nigerian-born Seun Adebiyi, a one-man Olympic team.

Blake Griffin on finessing his jump shot, brick by brick by brick.

All-Pro linebacker Shawne Merriman on chasing a Super Bowl for eight years... and coming up short.

I had the privilege of playing in plenty of big games throughout the course of my career but nothing – nothing – compares to your first Super Bowl.

Get the story behind some of the most famous Super Bowl photos of all-time.

This is why we're here.

Defensive end Chris Long shares his thoughts on #Deflategate — legacy-altering scandal or convenient media scoop?

NHL center Tyler Seguin recounts his move from the Boston Bruins to the Dallas Stars.

Trailblazers guard C. J. McCollum shares crucial advice for navigating your first year in the league.

Retired athlete Sean Avery proposes a fiscal plan for NHL players.

We enlisted the help of Logan Couture to break down the most nuanced position in the NHL: The center.

Journeyman NFL player Tyler Horn reflects on three years on the margins of the league -- and how you know when it's time to move on.

The question of whether performance enhancing drug (PED) users should be allowed to gain admittance to the Hall of Fame is one that I’ve thought a lot about.

Ravens offensive linemen John Urschel uses the transitive property to pick a college football national champion.

I've faced many, many gifted players throughout my career, but in my opinion, these five guys were the toughest to guard.