In Depth with Graham Bensinger

Graham spends time at the ballpark with legendary agent Scott Boras, the influential power broker.

Graham spends two days in Russia with Alex Ovechkin, who opens up about his brother's death.

Graham visits James Patterson in Palm Beach; the literary icon shares how he found his true calling.

Graham visits Jay Leno in Burbank, Calif.; taking a cruise in Leno's 1909 Baker Electric car.

Graham spends a day with Adam Devine; the actor reflects on his early days at the Hollywood Improv.

"In Depth" reflects on the life of boxer-turned-businessman George Foreman.

In Las Vegas, a tour "Pawn Stars" host Rick Harrison's home and the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop.

Interviews with basketball coaches whose methods have cultivated unforgettable March memories.

Bethenny Frankel shares how working odd jobs got her a foot in the door with celebrities.

Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young on his upbringing and how his father shaped his career.

"In Depth" travels to Antarctica for an interview with White Desert co-founder Patrick Woodhead.

Annika Sorenstam and Gary Player's Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony at the White House.

Kevin Love opens up to Graham about his struggles with anxiety and depression.

Graham and the crew look back on the best of Season 14; celebrities provide their favorite moments.

Sebastian Maniscalco reflects on getting his big break later in life and his distinct comedic style.

Actor Josh Brolin reflects on his early days in Hollywood and his rise to stardom.

Graham heads to the Canadian wilderness for access to stand-up comic and actor Tom Green.

Boxer Jake Paul reveals that being "canceled" led to heavy drinking and suicidal thoughts.

Jesse Cole reflects on the highs and lows of owning and operating a baseball team.

Looking back on an interview with Pete Rose; the scandal that banned him from baseball.

Revisiting an interview with Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo; the hospital he built in the Congo.

Graham travels to Dallas to spend a day with Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.

Eric Stonestreet recounts his grueling journey to landing his role in ABC's "Modern Family."

The two-time national champion details regrets he faced after taking the UConn job.