Brandon Marshall made a juggling, one-handed catch during a drill, drawing a loud ovation from Miami Dolphins fans in nearby sun-baked stands. A few minutes later, another spectacular grab earned him a fist-bump from coach Tony Sparano and left Marshall clapping his hands.The Dolphins' wide receiver says he was diagnosed earlier this year with borderline personality disorder, which has been known to stem from things such as unstable personal relationships, a negative self-image and a fear of failure. He made the decision to go public with the issue to raise awareness, and says he plans to eventually lobby Congress for funding to assist research efforts."For so long, I've been just trying to get help. [Read the full article]

Judging by the record books, Yani Tseng is 10 years ahead of Annika Sorenstam.The 22-year-old Taiwanese won the Women's British Open for the second straight year Sunday, beating Brittany Lang by four strokes and becoming the youngest player -- male or female -- to capture a fifth major title.Women's British Open Leaderboard1. Tseng (-16)2. Lang (-12)3. Gustafson (-11)4. Yang (-10)T-5. Matthew (-9)T-5. Masson (-9)• ScoresSorenstam was 32 when she won the 2003 LPGA Championship for her fifth major. Tiger Woods was 24 when he won his fifth at the 2000 PGA Championship."It's so great making history on this golf course, and I feel wonderful right now," said Tseng, who is ranked No. 1 and won the LPGA Championship last month. "I hope to keep winning. [Read the full article]

While other NL contenders beefed up for the playoffs, the Atlanta Braves seemed to keep missing out on players who could've boosted their hopes.Atlanta acquired speedy outfielder Michael Bourn from the Houston Astros on Sunday in a five-player deal, giving the Braves their first true leadoff hitter in at least six years.Sweetspot: Bourn Worth More Than PenceIn the end, Michael Bourn is a more valuable addition for the Braves than Hunter Pence is to the Phillies, writes David Schoenfield. BlogBowden: Just What The Doctor OrderedFinally, the Braves have a leadoff hitter who can disrupt a pitching staff on the bases, particularly in close games in the late innings, ESPN.com's Jim Bowden writes. [Read the full article]

Brian Deegan won a scintillating RallyCross final Sunday afternoon to capture his first X Games gold medal on four wheels and lead a Ford Fiesta podium sweep, while Travis Pastrana's up-and-down Pastranathon ended with him T-boning a wall on the last lap and losing what seemed to be a sure-thing bronze medal.Defending champ Tanner Foust took silver and pre-race favorite Marcus Grnholm claimed bronze, shooting by Pastrana -- who was driving with hand controls he likened to a video game joystick -- as the X Games superstar winced in pain from the impact's effect on his broken shin. He then hobbled out of his car and hopped on one leg over to a stack of tires before sitting down on the gravel track and waiting for medical staff to collect him. [Read the full article]