Phelps wary of his new sixth sense

Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, didn't return to competitive swimming to finish sixth.

Are Seahawks a blast from the past?

The NFL does what it can via the draft, salary cap, free agency and, coming soon, expanded playoffs to engineer a sense of parity, making each team and each fan base believe it has a chance to win on any given Sunday - and to reach any season's Super Bowl.

'Scoop' Ryan grabs a notebook

Rex Ryan got to ask the questions after practice for a change.

Company Special: Youth Olympic Games set to share sporting spirit

The Summer Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing are only several days away. The city is set to welcome the Olympic torch as it makes its journey across the world through a series of events.

Daredevil diners hop along to rabbit restaurants

Rabbits: cute, cuddly ... tasty.

Heading for a taste of the unexplored

As the full force of summer hits Beijing, locals and expatriates escape the city swelter by fleeing to the hills. Luckily, Beijing is surrounded by some spectacular natural scenery, and the Great Wall not only provides a photogenic weekend destination, but some excellent hiking. While many people flock to the ticketed (and crowded) restored sections, such as Badaling and Mutianyu, there are many unrestored parts of the Great Wall where you can not only escape the crowds but, after a tough day of hiking, also retreat to a country home for some great food and campfire singalongs - and only a few hours from the city. One such spot is the Chen family's home in Chenjiapou village, where basic accommodation, great food and cold beer make for a perfect weekend.

Rested Tiger says he's in it to win it

Barely able to tie his shoes three days ago, Tiger Woods is ready to play in the PGA Championship.

Zhang primed for power surge

Zhang Zhilei is big, but can he bang?

Stricker will seek revenge from the sidelines

Steve Stricker is the third and final assistant on US Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson's staff, an honor that came with just a hint of regret.

Sad to watch Woods chasing the ghost of his past

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Hall of Fame induction an apt tribute to Mourning's glory

It was arguably the signature moment of Alonzo Mourning's career. He blocked a shot in the final minutes of Game 6 of the 2006 NBA Finals, then wriggled on the floor in what appeared to be celebration for a few seconds.