Detroit Free Press

FIRST OF ALL, Curt, congratulations on finally making it to Atlanta to do that Super Bowl story on the ...

ATLANTA -- "Come on, already. Don't you doi>anything wrong?"This question, which might be unique in the history of ...

ATLANTA -- You want focus? This is focus. It's freezing cold, and the Tennessee Titans are huddled in the hotel's last warm hallway before venturing outside into the media tent. Most are griping about having to do these interviews in the first place, let alone with their hands stuffed in their pockets and their heads covered in stocking caps.Except one.

If Super Bowls carried subtitles, then the line beneath this first Big Game of the Millennium would surely be: "What-Are-These-Guys Doing Here?"You would say it about the Tennessee Titans, a movable franchise with four homes in the past four years. What are they doing here? You would say it about Kurt Warner, the St. Louis quarterback who came out of arena football to be this year's MVP. What is he doing here?

In this country, land of the free, the Supreme Court just heard arguments over whether grandparents have rights to see their grandchildren.Those in favor say a child needs a grandparent's love. Nothing, they say, is more important than family.In this same country, land of the free, lawyers claim that a 6-year-old boy is better off away from his father than with him. They say that returning Elian Gonzalez to Cuba, where his father lives, would be bad for the boy. Some things, they say, are more important than family.I ask the obvious question:Which is it?

NOW THAT Bobby Phills has been placed in the earth, and the dirt has been shoveled over his coffin, his teammates ...

The judge looked the killer in the eye. The killer was 13 years old.The judge said, "You have done the worst thing ...

BASEBALL TOLD John Rocker he needed therapy. So he sat down with ESPN.This actually makes sense. In a world where ...