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TABLE OF CONTENTS
August 14, 2006 | Volume 105, Issue 6
August 14, 2006 To Be Real
August 14, 2006 In its 2006 Pro Football Hall of Fame Commemorative
Issue, Sports Illustrated Presents mistakenly illustrated a story about Hall of
Fame inductee Rayfield Wright of the Dallas Cowboys with a...
When he was a
pitcher for the Pirates, Jerry Reuss examined the media pass pinned to my chest
and said, "Working Press? That's kinda like jumbo shrimp." He was
right. Sportswriters get paid to sit...
One thing to remember if you're planning to cheat in college sports: Be a coach. Otherwise you'll have to pay the price
Susan
Butcher was once asked how she could keep the names of all 150 of her sled
dogs straight. "It's easy when you know them," she said. "Like
having 150 kids." Butcher--who died last week of...
August 14, 2006 Won
By Glidemaster, the $1.5 million Hambletonian for 3-year-old trotters, in a
stakes-record time of 1:51.1. The colt, driven by John Campbell, went off at
7--1 odds less than two weeks after...
August 14, 2006 1 Native Indonesians who have played in the
majors--Indians reliever Tom Mastny, who was born in Borneo and made his big
league debut on July 30.
August 14, 2006 Cyclist Floyd Landis and Justin Gatlin's coach attempt damage control
The NBC and TNT NASCAR analyst, 65, won 21 races in his career as a driver, including the 1975 Daytona 500
On a list of body
parts Jenna Jameson is known for, her arm wouldn't rank near the top. But the
adult film veteran and best-selling author (How to Make Love Like a Porn Star:
A Cautionary Tale)...
A parade of 17 show-jumping motorcyclists--now that
would be a trick. But motocross rider Travis Pastrana, 22, pulled off something
equally impressive at X Games 12 in Los Angeles, where he nailed...
Steelers fans gave linebacker Clark Haggans an ovation
when he exited a port-a-potty at training camp.
What to watch and watch for
Diego Mercado
PRO GOLFER
Who's Hot
Rockies pitching
Tigers 1B
You already knew
that Tony Stewart, the feudin', cussin' two-time Nextel Cup champ, had an
animal side--he recently flipped the bird at a fellow driver while travelling
200 miles an hour--but he...
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Jumping routines. Resistance bands. Yoga. In an ongoing workout series that begins with this week's look at 49ers safety Tony Parrish, SI will show how NFL players toughen their cores. It's not...
For expanded versions of NFL core workouts, as well as
photo galleries and an archive of SI Players stories and features, go to
SI.com/players.
Tony Parrish
Parrish doesn't stick to a strict schedule, but he
does eat every three to four hours--and he has a definite sweet tooth. Here's a
sample of his typical meals.
Phillies second baseman Chase Utley has put up some filthy numbers in 2006, proving he's more than just another pretty face in an ugly uniform. In fact, he's SI's choice as the dirtiest player in...
For a photo gallery of the 10 biggest dirt dogs in
baseball, go to SI.com/baseball.
These dirt dogs have some valuable tangibles to go
along with their intangibles
Record-setting 17-year-old Katie Hoff led a new wave of Americans who made a splash at the nationals and are ready to reestablish the U.S. as the world's No. 1 women's team
Find more images from the national swimming
championships at SI.com/more.
Led by longtime
pals Boris Diaw and Tony Parker, a young and colorful French team could deliver
a surprise at next week's world championships
For more on Team USA's run to the world championships
in Japan, go to SI.com/nba.
Rededicated after a sixth-place finish at the last FIBA World Championship, the U.S. will be a heavy favorite in Japan, with any of seven other teams in contention for a medal. Here's SI's...
Tom Brady is
secure; so is Reggie Bush. But in 32 camps across the country, hundreds of
lesser-known players are fighting for their football lives. Over the next three
weeks jobs will be won or...
For training camp postcards from SI writers, plus
extensive photo galleries, go to SI.com/nfl.
August 14, 2006
Veterans pitted
against rookies, incumbents battling up-and-comers: Here are 32 other sizzling
training-camp competitions that will have to be settled before the season
begins
A surprise rookie
makes a run past Tatum Bell and Ron Dayne for the Broncos' tailback job
Texans Jason
Babin and Antwan Peek hunger for a move from linebacker to Mario Williams's
linemate
In the battle for the Giants' No. 3 wideout spot, Tim Carter feels the heat from Smurflike draft pick Sinorice Moss
A banged-up vet
and a strong-legged rookie line up to succeed New England's most famous
foot
Opportunity
knocks for two recent second-round draft picks in the Browns' defensive
backfield
Enduring his 15th NFL summer, Giants tackle Bob Whitfield dishes on the sights, the sounds and the smells of pro football's dog days
August 14, 2006 Motor Sports
Overcoming a flat tire, Jimmie Johnson charged back to claim victory at the Brickyard and extend his points lead
SoCal, So
Cool
The Red Sox moved quickly to replace catcher Jason
Varitek, who is out until at least early September with a partially torn
ligament in his left knee, making a waiver deal with Baltimore to get...
A BRAVE MOVE BY
ATLANTA
CAN THE YANKEES COUNT ON CHIEN-MING WANG DOWN THE
STRETCH? One reason New York had surged into first place in the AL East was the
pitching of Wang, a 26-year-old righthander who at week's end had...
This actually
happened. Your job is to decide whether it should have.
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* Walk the slugger.
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And why it won't take him long to hit 51
Grab some Gore-Tex and this nine-holer in a Belizean
rain forest
August 14, 2006 | Mike Lopuszynski WHO: Tiger
Woods
Thank you, USGA, for helping me find a way to play in the Amateur
Forget the old warhorses; the U.S. Ryder Cup team
needs some fresh blood.
August 14, 2006 | E.M. SWIFT
This year was
supposed to be all about the kids, but in the final major it was Sherri
Steinhauer, another veteran, making all the right moves
When it comes to the largest concentration of classic courses in America, the Second City is second to none. Here are the best of the best in Golftown U.S.A.
His death in 2002
did not completely silence the unique voice of Million Dollar Baby author F.X.
Toole
Doug Brocail has had two angioplasties in '06--and he's back pitching in the bigs
Fourteen-year-old Chloe Sutton is making waves in the newest Olympic sport, open-water swimming
In a sport
dominated by divas, unassuming Amy Frazier has made her mark at a record 68
majors
In addition to Frazier, here are five other players
unlikely to act their advanced age at the U.S. Open, which begins on Aug.
28.
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