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Bronze Bomber Phil Mickelson came in third at Augusta for the third straight year, but no one outdrove him, and all things considered, he deemed his Masters a success
By Seth Davis
The Longest Day From the predawn start to the finish in the gloaming, Friday's marathon was the most surreal opening ever to a Masters
By Gary Van Sickle
Vacuum Tube The commercial-free telecast of the Masters was as pretty as a picture. What was missing was a voice of authority
By Chris Hodenfield
My Big Fat Sports Wedding
By Steve Rushin
Martha's Masters Golf was low on the order of business during Martha Burk's whirlwind visit to Augusta
By Michael Bamberger
French Fried Already taking heat because of his country's politics, Thomas Levet's first Masters was a real eye-opener
By Josh Elliott
Player Of Every Year Having won his battle with Augusta to be invited to play in perpetuity, Gary Player had a grand old time at his 46th Masters, even while dealing with a family feud
By John Garrity
The Week
By Alan Shipnuck
Big Play The unique waggle Mike Weir uses to calm his nerves and trigger his swing was just the ticket on Sunday, when he had to birdie 15
By Mitchell Spearman
Coming Up
By Sal Johnson
My Shot SI's reckless reporting of Augusta National's dangerous rhetoric had me fearing for my life
By Martha Burk
Quicksand
By Michael Bamberger
Catching Up With...
Franz Klammer, Downhill Skier February 23, 1976
By Brian Cazeneuve
Golf
Weir And Wonderful Undaunted by the tumult or the pressure of sudden death, Mike Weir showed his steel in winning the Masters
By S.L. Price
Baseball
Llevame al juego de pelota Take me out to the ball game, say the fervent fans in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the Expos' new--and very different--home away from home
By Daniel G. HabibSpecial Reporting By Melissa Segura
College Hockey
Frozen Four Heroics Behind freshman Thomas Vanek, Minnesota became the first champ in 31 years to repeat
By Brian Cazeneuve
Pro Basketball
The Lakers' Edge When it comes to the playoffs, how much does the head coach really matter? In at least one case, it seems to matter a lot
By Jack McCallum
Football
Happy Feet As exuberant as they are accurate, the three Argentine-born Gramatica brothers celebrate the American dream with their every kick
By Tim Layden
Slim Pickings Why teams rarely draft kickers these days
By Peter King
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Michael Farber; Stephen Cannella; Andrea Woo
In The Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Albert Chen
Tom Verducci's View
By Tom Verducci
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Ian Thomsen
Inside Horse Racing
Inside Horse Racing
By Tim Layden
A Three-Ring Masters
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Leading Off
Letters
Scorecard
By Pete McEntegart; Leigh Montville; Grant Wahl; E.M. Swift; Tim Layden; Don Yaeger; Julia MorrillEdited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
The Show
By Bill ScheftEdited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Q+A Darrel Waltrip
By Darrell Warltrip; Pete McEntegartEdited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Sports Beat
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Faces In The Crowd
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
