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Midnight Riders Neither mud nor roots nor dead of night could stay these cyclists in the 24 Hours of Snowshoe, a mountain bike race that featured draining climbs, nasty crashes and a few wiggy characters
By Franz Lidz
Kid Rock Barely 22, Chris McNamara is staking his claim as king of the most famous wall of them all, El Capitan
By Kostya Kennedy
Going Deep Can any woman top Tanya Streeter's unassisted free-diving record of 230 feet? Don't hold your breath.
By Kelley King
In Advance of Lance No one knows better than Lance Armstrong that there's no yellow jersey in the Tour de France without selfless teammates paving the way
By Tim Layden
Inside Out NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE WORLD OF ADVENTURE SPORTS
By Austin Murphy; Brian Cazeneuve
Livin' It For the 24-year-old author, the best therapy for autism is running
By Anthony Crudale
With a Little Help from His Friends
By Austin Murphy
Golf Plus
The Week June 5-11
On A Roll The odds may be against John Daly, but for now he's riding a hot streak on and off the course
By Seth Davis
Notebook
By Gary Van Sickle
Total Shambles Compared to playing in a U.S. Open, qualifying for one is a piece of cake
By Brandel Chamblee
My Shot During my 11-year stint in the Thai army, I learned to play well enough to make history
By Thongchai Jaidee
Catching Up With...
Doug DeCinces, Third Baseman OCTOBER 22, 1979
By Lars Anderson
Si View
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By Chris Ballard
Let's Get Small Contraction--and not just in baseball--would be a blessing to a bloated sporting world
By Steve Rushin
Half Measures
By Chris Ballard
Lordy, Lordy Offering chapter and verse, a tongue-in-cheek website proclaims that Tiger Woods is divine
By John O'Keefe
NBA Finals
Allen Wrench In winning two of the first three games of the NBA Finals, the Lakers learned the key to success: Put the screws to the 76ers' indefatigable Allen Iverson
By Phil Taylor
Horse Racing
Exclamation Point With his electrifying Belmont romp, Preakness winner Point Given removed any doubt he's the best of his generation
By William Nack
Stanley Cup
Hoo-Ray!
After a 22-year quest for an NHL championship, Colorado's Ray Bourque finally laid claim to the Cup
By Michael Farber
Why Is Game 7 So Rare?
By Brian Cazeneuve
Tennis
Vive L'Amour At the love-filled French Open, a determined Jennifer Capriati and a dominant Gustavo Kuerten stole the fans' hearts
By S.L. Price
Baseball
Forget Me Not Highly productive yet oft-slighted Moises Alou takes good and bad memories to heart but stays focused on being one of the game's best hitters
By Jeff Pearlman
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Stephen Cannella; Jamal Greene; David Sabino
What Took Him So Long? Opportunity came late for Chuck Smith, the old man of Florida's young staff
By Stephen Cannella
Inside The NFL
Inside The NFL
By Peter King
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Ian Thomsen
Baseball [bonus Piece]
High-Wire Act There's no safety net for major league closers, who put it all on the line each time they work, saving the day... or wasting their teams' best efforts
By Tom Verducci
Not Your Typical Tearjerker
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Leading Off
Letters
Scorecard
By Michael Silver; Tim Crothers; Chris Nashawaty; Ivan Maisel Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic
Ask The Coach Guidance for those lost in sports
Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic
Faces in the Crowd
Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic
