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Maybe this will work. Maybe a guy who would have never gotten a sniff at the full-time job if Lou Piniella hadn't flamed out will break the Chicago Cubs' 102-year starvation diet. Maybe Mike Quade is the next Jim Leyland or Earl Weaver, a nobody who ...

They love Ryne Sandberg in Chicago. They barely know who Mike Quade is. Quade is the new manager at Wrigley Field; Sandberg isn't. This could only be the Cubs, right?

There's no way around it. The NFL Roger Goodell happily inherited in 2006 is showing age spots and worry lines in 2010. And unless Goodell knows a good dermatologist, it's only going to get worse.

The Europeans and Americans took very different tacks this week at Celtic Manor. That's why Colin Montgomerie's team raised the Ryder Cup in victory Monday, ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski writes.

If ever there was a time Team USA needed you to step it up Tiger, it would be in Monday's match, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

With so much golf Saturday at the Ryder Cup, Gene Wojciechowski and Bob Harig tackle a cornucopia of issues including Tiger's struggles, Lefty's woes and Corey Pavin's decision making.

Chalk one up for the Europeans after Day One at the Ryder Cup. As for the golf, that's another story, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

In an effort to unravel some mysteries surrounding the Ryder Cup, Gene Wojciechowski answers the pressing -- and not-so-pressing -- questions ahead of Friday's matches.

Tiger Woods and the Ryder Cup have never been BFFs. He likes it, but he doesn't live for it. He proudly wears the colors, but Tiger has always preferred playing for Team Tiger rather than Team USA

The Ryder Cup is set up perfectly for a tour de force Tiger comeback: an international stage on which he can flaunt his red, white and blue blood. Just one thing. He needs to win.

ESPN.com columnist Gene Wojciechowski views the NFL in simple terms. Two weeks into the season, each of the 32 teams falls under one of three categories: The Doomed, The Desperate and The Dominant. Here's how Wojchiechowski breaks down the AFC ...

ESPN.com national columnist Gene Wojciechowski, a dedicated Beast reader, had the good sense to break the league into three distinct categories Thursday: The Doomed, The Desperate and The Dominant. Gene, who once lived in Dallas, put the Cowboys in T...

Too early? Nope. It's never too early. Two weeks into the NFL season, we already know which teams are doomed, which teams are desperate and which teams are dominant.

The Kevin Kolb era started with a fizzle, Michael Vick sometimes dazzled and Andy Reid has a QB situation that could leave him frazzled, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Oklahoma's win over Florida State was the rare blowout that was as confounding as it was convincing. Are the Sooners that good or are the Seminoles that bad?

NFL players should bag the over-dramatic, inappropriate and yawn-inducing pregame gesture, Gene Wojciechowski writes.