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Career-Ending Choice has “Super” Ramifications
Outside the Lines (Sunday 8 a.m. ET, ESPN2)

Halfway through this NFL season, then-Broncos and former Seahawks offensive lineman John Moffitt called it quits, walking away from a dream career and – as fate would have it – this year’s Super Bowl. But it wasn’t a life-threatening injury or a lack of playing time that drove the 27-year-old to leave the game and more than $1 million behind. Reporter Tim Keown discovered the reason was much more basic than people would expect.

 

Family Ties
Sunday NFL Countdown (Sunday, 10 a.m. ESPN)

Greg Garber interviews former NY Giants player Jim Burt at his New Jersey home

As the confetti falls on the Super Bowl victors, some of the most memorable post-game moments are of players finding their loved ones. From Dick Vermeil bringing his grandchildren down to Tom Brady’s memorable look of disbelief following his first Lombardi Trophy, champions recall the moments of finding their families in their greatest hour as athletes. Greg Garber reports.

Courtesy: ESPN

 

Historical Ump Ushers Cuba’s Return to Serie del Caribe
ESPN Deportes SportsCenter (Sunday, 11 p.m.)
Reportajes Especiales (piece on ESPNDeportes.com)

https://youtu.be/Xl7YJfE9_DI
In 1949, Cuba hosted the first Serie del Caribe, but after claiming seven titles in just 12 years it abandoned the tournament in 1961 when Fidel Castro banned professional baseball. Fifty-three years later, Cuba is making its Caribbean series return, represented by national series champion, Villa Clara. ESPN visited Villa Clara’s home, “Estadio Sandino,” last month to meet Janet Moreno, the first and only woman to umpire in the Cuban National series.

ESPN Deportes will exclusively present the 2014 Caribbean World Series.

 

“State of Collins”

LZ Granderson’s Jason Collins Interview Attracts Attention

LZ Granderson interviewing former NBA player Jason Collins

It’s never easy to break through the clutter of Super Bowl week. When that stretch coincides with President Obama’s fifth State of the Union address, the task to elevate news is even tougher. But LZ Granderson’s Tuesday SportsCenter interview with former NBA player Jason Collins managed to rise above the din – for a few hours any way.

For details see: ESPNFrontRow.com