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Golf Plus
The Whole Pak-age Twenty-year-old Se Ri Pak of South Korea staked a claim on the future with a victory at the LPGA Championship
By Jaime Diaz
Burning Question Who's No. 1? Ernie Els offered a clear-cut answer in his personal life, but out on the Tour the issue is still in doubt
By Ivan Maisel
Classic Nelson Holding Court
By Curt Sampson
Great Dane Recovered from an emotional low, Thomas Bjorn aims for a career high
By Alan Shipnuck
The Shape of Things to Come Defying convention, a growing number of Tour pros have concluded that getting strong is the best way to get ahead
By Jaime Diaz
News & Notes
By David Noonan; Alan Shipnuck Edited by Kevin Cook
Decision Time
By Jerry Haas Edited by Kevin Cook
Tour De Force The European tour lacks big names but not serious games
By Rick Lipsey
This Week
By Cameron Morfit
Standard Time The men's Hall of Fame should be as tough to get into as the women's
By Gary Van Sickle
Catching Up With...
Evonne Goolagong, Tennis Champion April 26, 1976
By Jeff Pearlman
Baseball
Playin' the Dodger Blues
In the course of a few traumatic days, Mike Piazza's world turned upside down—and SI was there when he heard the news that his L.A. days were over
By Michael Bamberger
Fox is in the Hunt With a blockbuster trade brokered by a TV exec, the new owners of the Dodgers served notice that it won't be business as usual in L.A.
By Tom Verducci
Perfection Firing
With a wicked fastball and a snapping curve, the Yankees’ David Wells retired 27 straight Twins to complete only the 13th perfect game this century
By L. Jon Wertheim
Pro Football
Taking His Medicine Broncos loopy linebacker Bill Romanowski pops a plethora of pills and powders to keep his minerals in balance. Too bad they don't do the same for his temper
By Austin Murphy
NBA Playoffs
Mr. Manners Notorious Dennis Rodman is on his best behavior, and the Bulls' chances for a three-peat get better the longer he continues to turn the other cheek
By Alexander Wolff
Well Stocked With ageless guard John Stockton executing sagely on offense and pestering the Lakers to distraction on defense, the Jazz jumped to a 2-0 lead in the West finals
By Phil Taylor
Horse Racing
Two Legs Up After his improbable victory in the Preakness, only the Belmont Stakes stands between Real Quiet and the first triple crown in two decades
By William Nack
NHL Playoffs
Red Menace Thanks to extraordinary role players such as Slava Kozlov, defending Stanley Cup champion Detroit remained the team to beat
By Michael Farber
Inside
Inside THE WEEK IN SPORTS
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Tim Crothers
Bad Breaker-Uppers The world champion Marlins' fire sale is nothing new to baseball
By Keith Olbermann
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Kostya Kennedy
In the Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Jackie MacMullan
Inside Motor Sports
Inside Motor Sports
By Ed Hinton
This Kid Can Drive Greg Moore is CART's youngest three-time winner and its points leader
By Loren Mooney
Inside Soccer
Inside Soccer
By Grant Wahl
Speaking Of Class To The Class of '98
By Rick Reilly
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Scorecard
By Richard Hoffer; Tim Crothers; Jackie MacMullan Edited by Jack McCallum and Richard O'Brien
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By John Walters
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