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Pitched Battle
Thanks to a couple of amazing hole-outs when he needed them most, little-known Craig Perks fought off a star-studded field at the Players Championship
By Gary Van Sickle
Party Central As usual, there was plenty of action at Sawgrass's island-green 17th, and some golf was played there too
By Jim Gorant
Lady In Waiting It's only a matter of time before Lorena Ochoa does on the LPGA tour what she's doing at Arizona
By Yi-Wyn Yen
The Week
Edited By Alan Shipnuck
Big Play Timing is everything, and the two pitch shots holed by Players champ Craig Perks couldn't have come at more dramatic moments
By Steve Bosdosh Edited By Alan Shipnuck
Q&A Achy Jim Colbert enlists in an aqua-aerobics boot camp
By Jim Colbert Edited By Alan Shipnuck
In Praise of the Also-ran Nothing is more fun than watching Phil Mickelson crash and burn
By Cameron Morfit
Si View
Shock Jocks The earth moves often for sports fans in this era of bombastic pronouncements
By Steve Rushin
SI View The Week in Television
By Richard Deitsch
Going Once, Going Twice The online auction items of the week
TV Talk No Surprise: Bob Costas Goes Deep
By Richard Deitsch; Bob Costas
Catching Up With...
Wes Parker, First Baseman MARCH 22, 1971
By Hali Helfgott
Final Four Preview
Power Ball Forget Cinderella, it's NBA-caliber big men--strong inside and agile outside--who give Indiana, Kansas, Maryland and Oklahoma the potential winning ticket in the Final Four
By Grant Wahl
Wrestling
Perfect! Iowa State senior Cael Sanderson closed out his sensational career with a sterling 159-0 record and his fourth NCAA title
By Mark Bechtel
The Top 10
SI picks the most impressive college sports feats ever
By Kelli Anderson
Pro Basketball
A Season Full of Fight
Though weighed down by fatigue, Alonzo Mourning continues to do battle against NBA centers, more than holding his own while uplifting the rest of the Heat
By Jack McCallum
Baseball
Country Mile
He's young, raw and strikes out too often, but the Reds' small-town slugger, Adam Dunn, can hit the ball a...
By Jeff Pearlman; David Sabino
Special Report
Death of a Fan The deflected puck that felled Brittanie Cecil left her small Ohio town reeling and has the rest of us wondering about an accident that didn't have to happen
By Phil Taylor
How She Died The puck that struck Brittanie Cecil in the left temple fractured her skull, but the cause of her death was a blood clot in a vertebral artery
By L. Jon Wertheim
Put Up the Net Spectators don't want their views obstructed, but protecting fans, as European leagues do, should be an NHL priority
By Michael Farber
No Penalty Teams and leagues are usually shielded from liability when spectators are injured during action, but that doesn't mean Brittanie Cecil's family won't be compensated
By L. Jon Wertheim
Safety Squeeze With new ballparks putting spectators closer than ever to the action, more fans are getting in harm's way
By Tom Verducci
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Daniel G. Habib
In The Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Stephen Cannella
Inside The NFL
Inside The NFL
By Peter King
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Ian Thomsen; Jeffri Chadiha
Missing Persons
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Philadelphia Phenom
Anthony Thompson isn't your average black Jewish accountant turned fighter
By Franz Lidz
Leading Off
The Future Is Wow! Cal sophomore Natalie Coughlin is making waves that could carry her to Athens
By Chris Ballard
No One--Except Himself--Is Spared When The General Unloads
By Charles Hirshberg
Letters
Scorecard
By George Plimpton; George Dohrmann; Pete McEntegart; Daniel G. Habib
Faces in the Crowd
