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The Week May 2-8
A Different Perspective Yes, the playoff in New Orleans was a disaster, but second place still looked pretty good to Blaine and Claudia McCallister
By Alan Shipnuck
Notebook
By Jaime Diaz
My Shot I hope that someday people will talk more about my golf and less about the way I speak
By Sophie Gustafson
Catching Up With...
Dennis Ralston, Tennis Devotee August 26, 1963
By Pete McEntegart
Si View
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By John Walters
Dynamic Duo
By John Walters
We Don't Know Jack Ray Lewis serves as a reminder that what we read isn't always the whole story
By Steve Rushin
Bullfighting
Only the Bull Is Safe Portuguese-Americans in the San Joaquin Valley of California stage bullfights in the style of the Old Country, with one exception: No bull sheds a drop of blood
By Bill Barich
Kentucky Derby
Triple Threat Fusaichi Pegasus started his drive for horse racing's elusive prize with a spectacular win in the Kentucky Derby
By William Nack
Stanley Cup Playoffs
Star Burst Since breaking his engagement, Mike Modano, who was sputtering through the season, has become reengaged on the ice and is leading Dallas's quest for a second straight Cup
By Austin Murphy
Chillin' Out After a disappointing regular season, usually bellicose Avalanche star Peter Forsberg has kept his cool and gotten hot
By Michael Farber
Baseball
Change Is Good Though their roster keeps turning over, the Braves remain the class of the National League, and their 15-win streak suggests the best may be yet to come
By Tom Verducci
Pro Football
Rock On With 612 games in the trenches and still counting, the Matthews clan is proving to be the most durable in NFL history
By Paul Zimmerman
Pro Basketball
Spree for All Knicks fans see once notorious Latrell Sprewell for what he is: a car-loving, Jet-skiing, laid-back swingman who's their best hope to beat the Heat
By Jack McCallum
No More Magic Penny Hardaway battles his former mate's team--and reflects on what might have been
By Phil Taylor
Grant in Aid
Brian Grant emerged from a funk just in time to help the Blazers top Utah in Game 1
By Ian Thomsen
Ticket Prices [bonus Piece]
Hey, Fans: Sit on It! The high cost of attending games is fattening owners' wallets while it drives average fans from arenas, and it may be cooling America's passion for pro sports
By E.M. Swift
Inside
Inside THE WEEK IN SPORTS
Inside Olympic Sports
Hot Rod In a steamy trials marathon, Rod DeHaven grabbed the only U.S. ticket to Sydney
By Tim Layden
Switching Countries
By Brian Cazeneuve
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Jackie MacMullan
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Kostya Kennedy
In the Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Stephen Cannella
Columbine: One More Victim
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Black Socks Scandal Sartorially challenged Brandon Taliaferro led UCLA to its 18th NCAA championship
By Tim Crothers
The Executioner's Rant IBF middleweight champ Bernard Hopkins aims his biggest shots at promoters
By Franz Lidz
Leading Off
One hit, one whiff: Costas's prescription to fix baseball is a tonic; Koufax bio falls flat
By Ron Fimrite
Split Decision Hands down--and up--Miguel Cairo has the most unorthodox grip in the bigs
By Stephen Cannella
Where a Bowl Game Isn't Football Pennsylvania's tenacious Haverford XI is the only college varsity in the land
By L. Jon Wertheim
Letters
Setting a Course for Sydney Tom Brown's Olympic quest depends on two strong legs, one of them carbon
By Alexis Jetter
Breathing Easy
By Mark Beech
Shannon, Queen of Scots Shannon Hartnett of the U.S. reigns over Scotland's arcane strength competitions
By Austin Murphy
Student in Need of Career Counseling Will 6'11" Chris Young sign a baseball contract or stay at Princeton to play two sports?
By Kelley King
Saddle Sore
By Mark Beech
Scorecard Blame Khannouchi--Cuban's Linens--Return Games--Mentally Driven
By Richard Hoffer Edited by Mark Mravic
Wheel to Live Two drivers were back on the track last weekend after horrific wrecks
By Mark Bechtel
Faces in the Crowd
