Former NBA Finals MVP and 2008 NBA champion with the Boston Celtics, Paul Pierce, recently sat down with Lance Armstrong on the Star on Mars series. Paul’s time with ESPN was the next chapter of his career after earning over $195 million playing in the NBA. But he lost that job in an

ESPN’s recent documentary run has been a godsend. The ’98 home run race. Armstrong’s Tour de France wins from 1999-2005. And of course, Michael Jordan’s ’98 title run. We’ve got the three principal players telling their stories from an arm chair, and each guy has raised his own share of

ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentary ‘Lance’ has given us an interesting look into Lance Armstrong’s life. From coming up as a triathlon wonder kid turning into cycling phenom, battling cancer, and, of course, the doping scandal, the doc showed us a lot of interesting behind the scenes into Armstrong’s

ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentary ‘Lance’ has given us an inside look into Lance Armstrong’s life, his come up as a triathlon wonder kid turned cycling phenom and, of course, the doping scandal that flipped everyone’s perspective on the seven-time Tour de France winner. During Part 2 of the documentary

Lance Armstrong doesn’t seem like the most forthcoming guy, so it’s easy to feel bad for the director of the ESPN documentary, 30 for 30: Lance, because she’s working with a recovering bullshitter. Marina Zenovich realized early on in shooting the series that Armstrong wasn’t exactly going to be