Super Bowl Profile: Archie and Peyton Manning

Baseball Spring Training starts March 2, but now is the time to plan for travel, tickets and special extras, highlighted in findingDulcinea’s selection of Spring Training Web Guides.

Early season snowmobile accidents have led to fatalities in states across the northern U.S. Use the Web to find advice and instruction for safe snowmobile operation this winter.

The Boston Bruins host the Philadelphia Flyers this afternoon at Fenway Park in the NHL’s third annual Winter Classic. Here’s a look at the history of outdoor games played at the college, professional and international level.

The women insisted that Canada must legally include their sport in the 2010 winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, but every level of court has ruled against them.

While NHL officials work to improve players’ safety equipment, hockey has now been linked to brain damage caused by head injuries. How can head trauma be prevented?

Female ski jumpers denied entrance to the 2010 Winter Olympics are taking their case to Canada’s Supreme Court, underscoring lingering gender inequalities in the sports world.

The results of Caster Semenya’s sex verification tests will not be made public. Reports suggest that she is intersex, meaning that she cannot be classified simply as a male or female.

The baseball steroid scandal is often called the biggest scandal in sports history, but there are many contenders for that distinction. FindingDulcinea reviews 11 of the biggest sports scandals ever.

On Nov. 7, 1991, Lakers guard Magic Johnson held a press conference to announce that he had HIV.

A World Series showdown with the Yankees is just one of many factors drawing attention to Philadelphia, a fascinating city that many former New Yorkers now call home.

Three participants in the 2009 Detroit Marathon died within minutes of one another. Though running-related deaths are rare, they cause other runners to ask, “Is marathon running dangerous?”

On Oct. 15, 1981, professional cheerleader Krazy George Henderson led the first audience wave at an Oakland Athletics game.

Officials from Wisconsin's Lakefront Marathon have disqualified two women that finished first and second in the race, irking some and calling to mind previous marathon flukes.

An NFL-commissioned study found that retired players suffer from dementia and other memory-related diseases at many times the normal rate. The findings support prior independent research that the NFL has tried to discredit.

On Sept. 23, 1845, the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club was founded. Its bylaws, which included rules on how to play the game, are considered the basis of modern baseball rules.

An Illinois pastor swam across the English Channel to raise money for building a school in Angola.

NFL Pro Bowlers Matt Birk, Lofa Tatupu and Sean Morey will donate their brains to a program studying chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a neurological disorder caused by blows to the head.

Melanie Oudin isn’t the first U.S. tennis star to break onto the scene as a teenager, but her style of play has injected some of Justine Henin into the current U.S. team.