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Jazzed Up! Steve Flesch's dramatic first win was only part of the fun in New Orleans
By Seth Davis
Out Of The Wild With his made-for-TV Eco-Challenge, Mark Burnett launched the adventure-racing craze, but now he may be exiting the sport--leaving its future in doubt
By Kelli Anderson
The Next Big Race By securing the first network television deal for an adventure race, Primal Quest director Dan Barger believes that his big-money event can fill the void left by the Eco-Challenge
By Kelli Anderson
The Best Of The Rest The Eco may be on ice, but for expedition racers, from hard-core pros to weekend warriors, there's a whole wide world of extreme challenges from which to choose
By Austin Murphy
Vision Quest James McLean battles the effects of an old illness that hurt his putting
By John Garrity
Lone Star A solo Swiss sailor circled the globe, weathering icebergs and the dreaded Doldrums, to win the Around Alone race
By E.M. Swift
Long, Strange Trips For these three solo adventurers, the methods of travel may differ, but the goal is the same: to circle the planet all by themselves
By Bill Syken
Ice Shift Once celebrated--and then ridiculed--as rapper Vanilla Ice, Rob Van Winkle has found peace and fulfillment in a return to motocross racing
By Jeff Pearlman
On The Fast Track At the AMA Supercross season finale in Las Vegas a pair of young aces continued their electrifying rivalry: One won the race, the other the title--and the sport scored big
By Pete McEntegart
Inside Out NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE WORLD OF ADVENTURE SPORTS
By Franz Lidz
Indoor Adventure Got a little downtime? These new releases take the viewer, reader and listener from the Colorado Rockies to the heart of Africa to the bubbly surf of the North Shore
By Bill Syken; Charles Hirshberg; Josh Elliott
What It Takes It's all about comfort for one triathlete, even if that breaches his pal Lance's sense of cool
Park It, Mister
By Austin Murphy
Sports Illustrated Bonus Section: Golf Plus
The Real Cut Streak Forget what the PGA Tour says. The record held by Byron Nelson should belong to Ben Hogan
By Sal Johnson and Alan Shipnuck
What's Wrong With This Picture? A lack of diversity is harming the National Minority tournament
By Farrell Evans
The Week
By Alan Shipnuck
Soul on Ice
By Steve Rushin
Big Play Steve Flesch showed a veteran's cool with a wise layup on the 72nd hole at New Orleans, leading to the par that keyed his first Tour win
By Wayne Defrancesco
Coming Up
By Sal Johnson
Q+A Lee Westwood Hoping to end a brutal slump, the Brit returned to New Orleans, the site of his 1998 breakthrough win
By Lee Westwood
Horse Racing
Who's Laughing Now? Funny Cide, a New York-bred gelding, stunned racing's blue bloods by sailing to victory in the Kentucky Derby
By Tim Layden
College Sports
How He Met His Destiny at a Strip Club MIKE PRICE: FIRED
By Don Yaeger
NHL Playoffs
Just Ducky The astonishing play of goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere has lifted Anaheim into the Western Conference finals
By Michael Farber
NBA Playoffs
Pair of Kings With Mike Bibby and Bobby Jackson sharing point guard duties, Sacramento holds a strong hand for its playoff showdown with Dallas
By Jack McCallum
The Billups Barometer
By Chris Ballard
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Stephen Cannella
In The Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Inside Boxing
Inside Boxing
By Phil Taylor
The Price Is Right NBC's back in the fight game
By Luis Fernando Llosa
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Albert Chen
Tom Verducci's View
By Tom Verducci; Omar Vizquel
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Ian Thomsen
The Power of 3
By Rick Reilly
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Letters
Transition Game At 40, Michael Jordan is job hunting. Is he a good hire?
By L. Jon Wertheim Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
A Straight Shooter SI senior writer Jack McCallum bids farewell to Jazz guard John Stockton
By Jack McCallum Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Go Figure
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
For The Record
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Knight Games
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
The Show
By Bill Scheft Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Q+A Tiffeny Milbrett The 30-year-old national team striker is the U.S.'s third-leading career scorer and the star of the WUSA's New York Power.
By Tiffeny Milbrett; Richard Deitsch Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Sports Beat
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
The Week In Television
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Under Review Rome Returning--At Odds with NBC
By Richard Deitsch Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
Faces in the Crowd
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Mark Bechtel
