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Former Major League Baseball pitcher Greg Maddux, best known for his time with the Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves, was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame over the weekend. As with every other inductee in Cooperstown, N.Y., Maddux gave a speech in which he talked about his career, his influences and thanked those that helped him along the way.

The Philadelphia Phillies' Cliff Lee had a bit of a rough pitching outing the other night against the San Francisco Giants.

I have no clue what this space age anti gravity treadmill does but I want it. This picture of the new technology at the Alabama sports facility surfaced

The 2012 Summer Olympics are underway in London. 204 countries are being represented by over 10,000 athletes. Some of these athletes have crazy names. Names that will make you laugh, make you cringe and make you question their parents. Check out my top 5 crazy names of Olympian's competing this summer.

Representing your country in the Olympic games is a dream for most athletes. Unfortunately, there isn’t room for everyone.

The 2012 Summer Olympics are right around the corner and zzzzzzzzz HUH! WHAT! Oh, sorry, we dozed off talking about the zzzz…OK. OK. Focus here. Let’s sell this. Bring it home.

In professional sports an athlete has to be cool against sometimes rabid fans, but when he or she loses his or her cool they have to pay.  Why not the fan too?

As if most of us regular guys weren't jealous of professional athletes for being better at sports than us and the ridiculous amount of money they make, they also happen to get the hottest women.

Twitter seems to be overtaking the population of the world and even professional athletes are jumping on board with the fad.