February 12, 2007 Table Of Contents
SI Bonus Section: Golf Plus
The FBR Open boiled down to a progress report on the careers of two young pros, and only one, Aaron Baddeley, truly made the grade
By Scott Gummer
Tiger adds to his "other" streak
By Jim Gorant
By Jim Suttie
A Pebble Beach scene brought my golf journey full circle
By George Lopez
Air and Space
By Steve Rushin
SI Players: LIFE ON AND OFF THE FIELD
As told to Elizabeth Newman
Chris Simms reflects on his scary injury
THE QUESTIONS WITH Simon Gagné
Flyers LW
Emmitt Smith's Super Sundays headline his peerless career
Ashley Nixon keeps up the tradition at 'Goalie High'
By Yi-Wyn Yen
By Joe Lemire
After surviving a serious car wreck, a coach and player are taking their team to the top
By Phil Taylor
Jersey girl repeats her feat at Madison Square Garden
Pro Football
Trusting in each other and in the guiding hand of their history-making coach, Peyton Manning and the Colts came together in the South Florida rain to vanquish the Bears and lay claim to greatness.
There was one more person with whom Tony Dungy wanted to share his landmark victory
By Peter King
The Colts' methodical offense and speedy defense kept the ball out of the Bears' hands
Pro Baseball
A smash hit in October in his postseason debut, Mets first baseman Carlos Delgado is a man whose deep-rooted convictions, like his power stroke, were forged when he was a boy in Puerto Rico
Hockey
Stanley Cup favorite Anaheim is by far the NHL's most pugnacious team, led by George Parros, its Princeton-educated goon
The Knicks
For the NBA's most confounding franchise, the spotlight is on the tempestuous, blues-strumming owner--cable-television tycoon Jim Dolan--and a much maligned coach who will either build a winner or lose his job
By S.L. Price
Inside
By Seth Davis
By Ian Thomsen
Life of Reilly
By Rick Reilly
Departments
As more players become afflicted, the NFL is finding concussions a tough problem to tackle
By E.M. Swift
It may not be by popular demand exactly, but Sammy Sosa is back in baseball, as a Ranger
By Tom Verducci
He's three inches taller than Yao Ming, but is pro hoops' biggest player ready for the NBA?
By Chris Mannix
By Chris Mannix
After a hiatus to have a baby and celebrate her 40th birthday, Gail Devers returns in style
By Tim Layden
After a few close calls, Iona's 23-game losing skid is finally history
By Chris Mannix
The 41-year-old actor stars as coach Eric Turner on NBC's Friday Night Lights
By Adam Duerson
What to watch and watch for
By Chris Mannix