NBA Schedule 2010

"NBA Schedule 2010" Begins Blazers, Celtics, Lakers Winning Streaks. Okay, the 2010 NBA schedule hasn't gotten underway for very long, but it's started well for the Blazers, Celtics, and the Lakers. Of course, this is of little surprise. After all, the Lakers won the playoffs and the Celtics were right up there with them.

However, the Miami Heat lost their first game against the Celtics, which is shocking considering they have LeBron James. Perhaps when he asked the question "what should I do" he ended up answering it wrong? You can click here to see his controversial new Nike Ad.

Now, the entire NBA season schedule can be found on the NBA official Web site. This is my favorite place to go, as it will have live game updates for every game played, even the ones you can't find on TV where you are.

Click here to view the full NBA schedule 2010.

ESPN Body Issue 2010 A Hard Bodied Issue

The ESPN Body Issue 2010 is a hard bodied issue full of great athletes. The 2010 ESPN body issue is the second annual edition which shows us our favorite sports figures in the buff. Of course, each of them face the same insecurities that we do. They are embarrassed without their clothes and are critical of themselves.

The wonderful thing about the issue is that it brings to life a different side of athletes. For instance, the cover girl is Diana Taurasi. We know she's a fantastic WNBA powerhouse, but she's not exactly someone we thought of as a sexy woman. However, she shows an entirely different face on the cover of the magazine. It's angles like this that make this issue so interesting.

This is the second annual ESPN body issue. The first was last year, and was met with controversy. Already, producers of the magazine are lining up the athletes for next year. Tell us...what athletes would you like to see in the ESPN Body Issue next year?

The ESPN Body Issue 2010 will show you not only Diana Taurasi, but also Amare Stoudemire, and Evan Lysacek.

Kurt Warner and Rick Fox Safe on Dancing with the Stars Week 2

Former QB Kurt Warner and former NBA star Rick Fox are safe on week 2 of DWTS. The two athletes are safe from elimination after making it through the quickstep and jive week. Kurt look like he has what it takes to make it through the competition, and Rick Fox isn't so bad either.

Other contestants like Bristol Palin and "The Situation" get more press, but I think that our athletes are the sleepers I wouldn't be surprised if Kurt makes it to the top 3.

The first week seen the elimination of former "Knight Rider" star David Hasselhoff. This week saw the elimination of Michael Bolton, after the first ever DWTS "3" score. He and Chelsie Hightower received a 12/30 which is a score that evokes an "ouch" from even the toughest critics.

We're just glad our NFL and NBA star are still in the running!