October 26, 2015 Table Of Contents
SI NOW
By WITH HOST Maggie Gray
INBOX
NEW YORK JETS
NINE DAYS, SEVEN PLAYERS, $200 MILLION AND 100-PLUS STEAMING CUPS OF JOE
By Greg Bishop
By BROOKS KUBENA
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
NBA
LAMAR ODOM IS BELOVED AROUND THE NBA FOR HIS KINDNESS AND CHARM, BUT THE PAIN THAT SHADOWED HIM SINCE HIS CHILDHOOD HAS CAUGHT UP WITH HIM AGAIN
By Lee Jenkins
NBA PREVIEW
KOBE BRYANT IS ONE OF THREE SUPERSTARS—ALL AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THEIR CAREERS—WHO IS PASSING ALONG HIS KNOWLEDGE TO A FREAKISHLY TALENTED ROOKIE. NOTEBOOKS OUT AND PENCILS READY, KIDS! THIS COULD GET INTENSE
By Lee Jenkins
MINNESOTA'S GREATEST PLAYER HAS SET HIS SIGHTS ON BEING THE GREATEST TEAMMATE
ONCE MENTORED BY A FOE, D-WADE IS PAYING IT FORWARD TO HIS POTENTIAL SUCCESSOR
By Chris Mannix
By Ben Golliver
By Rob Mahoney
By Chris Mannix
By Ben Golliver
By C.M.
By B.G.
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By Rob Mahoney
By B.G.
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By R.M.
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1975 WORLD SERIES
FORTY YEARS LATER, CARLTON FISK'S WALK-OFF HOME RUN IN THE 1975 WORLD SERIES STILL RESONATES AS LOUDLY AS THE CHURCH BELLS THAT RANG ACROSS NEW ENGLAND THAT NIGHT. IT'S THE SIGNATURE MOMENT OF PERHAPS THE GREATEST FALL CLASSIC—AND OF A BROADCAST THAT FOREVER CHANGED THE WAY WE EXPERIENCE SPORTS ON TV
By Tom Verducci
POINT AFTER
Departments
October Blues
By Ben Reiter
The four teams that reached the League Championship Series prove that the best things—like building a pennant winner—often take time
By Joe Sheehan
How baseball's final four have done in each major category of team-building
The longest of this month's long balls—so far
A-Rod makes his move to the studio. Will he strike out?
By Interview by Dan Patrick
By Phil Taylor
Edited By Alexandra Fenwick