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Second To None A hard-charging victory at the Houston Open pushed David Duval to the top of the Tour
By Gary Van Sickle
Back In The Fight Danielle Ammaccapane KO'd her slump at the Titleholders
By Alan Shipnuck
The Ride Of His Life The good times keep rolling for Matt Kuchar, the amateur who dazzled everyone at the Masters
By Seth Davis
Reverse Field The majority was out in force at the National Minority championship
By L. Jon Wertheim
News & Notes
Edited By Kevin Cook
Playing By Feel
By Tom Sullivan Edited by Kevin Cook
At Home On The Range Habitat
By Curt Sampson Edited by Kevin Cook
All The Presidents' Men
By John O'Keefe
This Week
By Cameron Morfit
Strange Bedfellows Merge the LPGA with the PGA Tour? What a nightmare
By Alan Shipnuck
Catching Up With...
Chuck Wepner, Heavyweight Boxer March 24, 1975
By Paul Gutierrez
Pro Basketball
Last Call?
The greatest sports dynasty of the '90s may (or may not) be about to hang it up, but behind the scenes the Chicago Bulls' season has certainly felt like a farewell tour
By Rick Reilly
NBA Playoffs
Mourning After In a stormy series that saw the Heat's Alonzo Mourning punch himself out, the Knicks' Jeff Van Gundy quietly outcoached former friend and mentor Pat Riley
By S.L. Price
Horse Racing
Coming Up Roses Jockey Kent Desormeaux capped a comeback, and long shot Real Quiet made a lot of noise with a victory in the Kentucky Derby
By William Nack
NHL Playoffs
Dyed And Gone To Heaven Goaltender Damian Rhodes, a.k.a. the Peroxide Kid, has put color into the once gray Senators, who left the Devils feeling blue
By Michael Farber
Stars Trek In a postseason diary he kept for SI, stellar center Mike Modano tells how Dallas overcame a devastating opening-game injury, a heartbreaking overtime loss and a hair farmer to win a grueling first-round series against San Jose
By Mike Modano
Baseball
Big Mac Attack In baseball, the greatest show above earth takes place during batting practice at Wrigley Field, when Mark McGwire bombs Waveland Avenue
By Tom Verducci
Vinny, Vidi, Vici He doesn't get the ink of a McGwire or a Griffey, but in only four seasons Vinny Castilla of Colorado has gone from utilityman to the Man
By Gerry Callahan
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Inside The NFL
Inside The NFL
By Peter King
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Jackie MacMullan
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Tim Crothers
Going The Distance Juan Marichal's car wreck stirred memories of a bygone era
By Keith Olbermann
Torched By An Angel Marital bliss is helping Chuck Finley blow through opposing lineups
By Paul Gutierrez
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Kostya Kennedy; David Fleming
In The Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Hot To Trot With No Place To Go
By Rick Reilly
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Scorecard
By Steve Rushin; Sandra Bailey Edited By Jack McCallum and Richard O'Brien
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By John Walters
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