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Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2001 |
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ESPN Network: ESPN.com | NBA.com | ABCSports | EXPN | FANTASY
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 One year ago today, ESPN.com turned the page and launched the phenomenon known simply as Page 2. Over the past 365 days, we've laughed with -- and at -- the top personalities in the sports world. Who have we had the most fun with? That's for you to decide as we crown the first annual Page 2 MVP.
VOTE ON PAGE 2'S FIRST MVP AWARD |
 Page 2's Chris McKendry, an avid Curt Schilling fan, watched Game 7 of the World Series with her husband, a Yankees fan from birth. She handled it the old-fashioned way -- she didn't tell him who she was rooting for. But that made her feel like she had cheated on him. Can this harmonious sports union be saved?
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Wake up, folks. There's no need to look catatonic on Page 2's first anniversary. It's Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy, left, and Brittany Murphy, star of "Don't Say a Word." J.R. Ladson of Tewksbury, N.J. requested this duo. Browse our archives of past pairs or submit a future match.
  The 2001 World Series was so good, it's hard to put it into words. So, Page 2 cartoonist Kurt Snibbe decided to put it into pictures. Check out Snibbe's new cartoon reviewing all seven games.
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  There's a new world order in baseball, and Yankee haters everywhere are rejoicing. There's also little doubt that the D-back rule this week's Page 2 Power Poll, but there's plenty of movement in the rest of the rankings. See where we ranked those magical Bears and dominating Lakers.
  Talk about a frightening experience. The Lakers looked down the bench last week and saw Rick Fox wearing a very scary mask. Page 2 asked its readers to explain exactly what was happening, and you filled our mailbag with plenty of good responses. Check out the best of the best.
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Got a comment or question about something you've seen on Page 2? Here's your chance to sound off to the editors and columnists.
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