June 7, 1999 Table Of Contents

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Playing with reckless disregard for personal safety—and glory—the Trail Blazers' Brian Grant has emerged as a star in the postseason, even as Portland fell behind 2-0 to the Spurs

By Phil Taylor

NHL Playoffs

Wild, Wild West In a diary kept for SI, Brett Hull tells how defense, weird shots and Ricky Martin music (ugh!) played roles in Dallas's now up, now down conference finals against Colorado

By Brett Hull As Told To E.M. Swift

Private Parts Dominik Hasek came back from a highly scrutinized groin injury to lead the Sabres past the Maple Leafs and into the Stanley Cup finals

By Michael Farber

College Basketball And Football

You've Got to be Nutts Crazy as it may seem, the four Nutt brothers, who all grew up to be coaches, could be the first family of Arkansas for what they've overcome on and off the field

By Ivan Maisel

The 20th Century

Our Favorite Venues Certain ground rules prevail when it comes to picking the best places in the world to watch sports: no domes, no condemned buildings, no Hooters

By Richard Hoffer

This Old House Babe Ruth may have built Yankee Stadium, but the foundations of its legacy are the battles waged there and the great athletes who called it home

By William Nack

Inside

Inside THE WEEK IN SPORTS

Inside Baseball

Inside Baseball

By Stephen Cannella

A Healthy Chance DL denizen Jermaine Dye, at last injury-free, is flourishing in K.C.

By Jeff Pearlman

Inside Tennis

Inside Tennis

By S.L. Price

Inside Motor Sports

Inside Motor Sports

By Ed Hinton; David Fleming

Inside Olympic Sports

Inside Olympic Sports

By Tim Layden

Driving a Hard Bargain

By Rick Reilly

Departments

Leading Off

Letters

Scorecard

By Mark Beech; Kostya Kennedy Edited By Kevin Cook and Mark Mravic

That Cavalier Attitude Virginia used a little football mentality to win the NCAA championship

By John Walters

Golf Plus

Catching Up With...

Si View

Faces In The Crowd

Baseball

NBA Playoffs