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Requiem for S.S.O.L.

With the Suns' first-round flop, Bill Simmons bids farewell to the Seven Seconds or Less Era in Phoenix and looks back on how it all went wrong.

• May 1: Setting Suns

If you want an NBA fix, Bill has you covered:

• April 29: Chat wrap
• April 25: Playoff awards
• April 23: Dream playoff matchups
• April 16: Who's the MVP?

It's The B.S. Report Awards!

B.S. Report
The B.S. Report is nearly a year old, so it's time to vote for your favorite guests on Bill's podcast. Where else can you see Marv Albert, Jimmy Kimmel and Charles Barkley in the same place?
• April 30: Vote now

Strange Bruin

Boston Bruins
For years, Bill Simmons said the NHL was dead to him. Yet he admits he was glued to his TV for Game 7 of Bruins-Habs -- even though it brought back bad memories of a bloody sofa and an inconsolable 9-year-old.
• April 21: An NHL widower reconsiders

From the Magazine

Barry Bonds
For 22 years, Barry Bonds did everything loud -- yet we've barely heard a word about him in 2008. Bill wonders how the homer king can vanish without a sound.
• April 9: From ESPN The Magazine

Unfulfilled Promise

Jamiel Andre Shaw
Jamiel Shaw II was a promising prep running back in L.A. with NFL hopes. His father just prayed the kid called "Jas" would live to see 18. Tragically, neither dream was realized. Bill tries to make sense of a senseless death.
• March 12: "To An Athlete Dying Young"

What If ...?

What If
They are two simple words that open a world of possibilties. What if? Bill loves those words, especially after reviewing the past decade in the NBA.
• March 10: A decade of "What If?"

From the Mag

Barry Zito Dying for a Sports Guy Mailbag? Well, we've got your fix with a quick, mini-version.
Mini-Mailbag

The Links

Ray Allen After a few weeks on the road, Bill Simmons delivers an uber editon of the links.
The Links

Mail Call!

Kevin Durant, Jeff Green Bill ushered in April with a doubleheader of mailbags.
• NBA mailbag
• Foolish mailbag

Sports Guy's Paperback

Sports Guy's Paperback With free shipping on Amazon.com, you can buy Bill Simmons's best-selling book, Now I Can Die In Peace, on paperback for 10 bucks. There's even an all-new 20-page afterword!
Podcast

From "Jimmy Kimmel Live"


In an ode to "E:60," the Sports Guy grills Jimmy Kimmel and gets some real answers.

"E:60" -- Simmons in Vegas


"E:60" sent the Sports Guy to Caesar's Palace to explore the world of prop bets with wagering guru Chuck Esposito.