Major League Baseball's pennant stretch is Tim Kurkjian's favorite time of the year. The ESPN baseball analyst joins Bill Littlefield joins to preview who's going where this fall.

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If you're a baseball fan outside of Boston, there seems to be no escape from Red Sox Nation. The team's success in recent years has seemingly turned everyone into a Sox fan and they are not just going to Fenway. The "faithful" are making pilgrimages to ballparks in Chicago, Baltimore, and Tampa in numbers that sometimes make Red Sox road games seem like home games. Bill Littlefield has more on this phenomenon.

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The New England Patriots and their coach Bill Belichick were handed heavy fines and will forfeit at least a first round pick for videotaping New York Jets defensive coaches signaling in plays to the field. Where does this act of gridiron skullduggery rank in the significant annals of NFL cheating? Paul Attner, formerly of The Sporting News and now our unofficial football historian joins Bill Littlefield on the line.

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Only A Game's Ken Shulman found that in South Africa, a land of many colors, sport is still a matter of black and white.

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Bill looks into the OAG mailbag, or to be more accurate, the OAG inbox.

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Bill Littlefield and Only A Game analyst Charlie Pierce discuss: a sports spying trifecta, the NHL's attempt to draw a line in the sand, and an old friend from Rhinelander, Wisconsin.

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In these days when our games are riddled with embarrassment and incarceration, "The Worst of Sports," a new book subtitled "Chumps, Cheats and Chokers From the Games We Love," is guaranteed to be obsolete very soon. But it's here, anyway, and Bill talks to one of its authors, Matthew Rosetti.