You probably remember last fall's Subway Series between the Mets and the Yankees. But you may not have heard of the frighteningly dangerous and foolish "sport" of Subway Surfing.

Hello out there. If you're getting paid millions of bucks a year to slam a ball or shoot a hockey puck - then, like, I'm so sure you can take a few seconds to sign your flippin' name.

Spalding and the NBA think they have some answers for you. They've come up with a basketball that comes with a built-in pump that allows you to add air to your ball whenever you want.

Imagine if you could build an athlete with the size and strength of Triple H and the spring of Vince Carter.

Wanna run faster, jump higher and throw further. Have you ever wondered about the secret recipes athletes cook up to improve their performance? Find out these secrets in the Sports Lab.

No hands, no problem. That was Mat Hoffman's motto at the 2002 X Games as the Condor landed the first ever no-handed 900. That's two and a half turns with no hands!

How did Payton or Johnson get their nicknames? Read on to find out how these guys, and other athletes, picked up their nicks.

Show your game and improve your skills at this summer's Hoop It Up 3 on 3 basketball tournament.

Have you ever noticed how singers and actors always to seem to hook up with each other? Well in sports, it's no different. Here's a look at some of the sports world's hottest love stories.

A Kidzworld member asked the Sports Lab, "How many dimples are on a golf ball?" The Lab asked the experts. We now know the answer and the reason why golf balls have so many dimples.

What's with female bodybuilders? I don't mean chicks that exercise and stay in shape. I'm talking about those leather-skinned monster-women with deep voices who come from the planet, Butt Ugly.

Toms was terrific, Mickelson missed a major once again and Shingo the Cowboy came close to getting in the record books. Read on to get the story of the 2001 PGA Championship in Atlanta.

Pogo sticks were invented before your grandparents were born. Now these bouncin' toys are makin' a comeback. They're new, improved and definitely beat the pants off your grampa's pogo.

Super Mario fires his coach, Michael shows he's still got game and Oakland gets yanked from the World Series. Here's a look at the latest shakedowns and breakdowns from the world of sports.

Freeskiing may be the most dangerous winter sport around. There's no time clock and no marked course. Skiers pick their own route by flying off cliffs, jumping over rocks and dodging trees.

Adults are always telling kids not to spend all day inside playing video games or watching TV - but when kids actually try to play outside, parents put up signs telling them not to.

More than half of all head injuries to snowboarders could be prevented if boarders just wore a helmet. Here's a look at a couple of the finest pieces of headwear from the guys at Giro.

David Beckham could be leaving Manchester United, Ty Tryon goes off course in his pro golfing debut and Justin Timberlake prepares to play ball against Magic Johnson and Lisa Leslie.

If you're one of the thousands of kids who like zipping around with a pair of Heelys - you could be public enemy number one. Malls and schools say the shoe with a wheel is too dangerous.

Bobsled racers jump on a fibreglass sled and fly down a course of twists and turns at speeds up to 90 miles per hour. Read on to find out more about the fastest ride without a seatbelt.

Oh, no! Here comes Apolo. Meet the fastest guy on ice, who always has great hair - speedskater, Apolo Ohno.

Apolo Ohno's agonizing crash in speedskating opened the door to Olympic gold for Aussie, Steven Bradbury. For every thrill of victory, there is almost always an agonizing moment of defeat.

A man raced a horse across the desert in the blazing sun and a wrestler went toe to toe with an 800 pound bear. Here's a look at some of the great showdowns between humans and animals.

Skeleton racers need strength, agility and, most importantly, guts. Learn about this dangerous sport.