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These are the worst NBA player custom sneakersAn NBA player’s signature shoe is the ultimate signifier of their brand. These kicks reflect and refract the personality and power of those who wear them. Since Michael Jordan signed with Nike in 1984, the shoe skyrocketed from casual mediocrity into a phenomenon all its own. Almost every major bask...

Fat Joe Says "I Got A Story To Tell" Was About Anthony MasonMusic and sports fans alike have spent years trying to figure out the true identity of the unnamed New York Knick mentioned in Biggie’s “I Got A Story To Tell.” Bomani Jones and Dan Le Batard, hosts of ESPN’s Highly Questionable, have been particularly dogged in their pursuit of the truth, and today...

Can Women's Pro Soccer Work In America? An Investigation, In SwedenOriginally published in Howler Magazine, which you can purchase here. Follow the magazine on Twitter, @whatahowler. Photo by Ryu Voelkel....

Honey's Play Me Close Like Butta Play Toast

Via Egotrip, dig this fun from Jay Roeder....

Dwight Howard Went To The Mall In Japan And Dunked On A 12-Foot Giraffe

That's pretty much all that happens here. Well, that and the basket is about 11 feet off the ground....

Bartolo Colon-O-Meter: The Annihilation Of The Self Into A Greater Cosmos

Veteran pitcher Bartolo Colon resumed his philosophical explorations yesterday afternoon, facing the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Angels! Emissaries of the divine! But Colon met the Halos with yet another stolid performance: 6.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 3 K. One more no-decision, in one more eventual Yankees...

Bartolo Colon-O-Meter: Hard Work Is Rewarded

Bartolo Colon, the Yankees' veteran pitcher and repository of ultimate philosophical truths, battled once more against entropy and meaninglessness on Saturday. Also against the Baltimore Orioles. A hit batsman and an error behind him put Colon on the ropes in the first inning, but he struck out Mark...

Bartolo Colon-O-Meter: Wonders Are Still Unceasing

Yesterday, the New York Yankees' veteran salvage-heap starter — and barometer of existential significance — took the mound against the Oakland Athletics. How did he (and by extension, all humankind) fare? 7.0 IP, 8 H, 2 R, 4 K. Joy reigns once more, till the next time....