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- 5th ANNUAL: The Year in Sports MediaThe sports-entertainment crossover: It's good (Peyton Manning's ads), it's bad (Ron Artest's rapping)—and once in while, it's sublimely funny....Edited by MARK BECHTEL | December 21, 2009
- SI's Punter RatingsAs the booming 55-yard punt that rolls into the end zone illustrates, raw numbers don't always tell the story of a punter's effectiveness. So to...David Sabino | December 21, 2009
- 5 Minute GuideSI's tip sheet for the new faces to watch, names to know and story lines to follow in 2009--10ANDREW LAWRENCE | November 23, 2009
In the top of the fifth inning of last Saturday's Yankees-Mets game, Fox went to a split screen to show Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa at bat against the White Sox, with audio from Comiskey Park. While announcer Josh Lewin was describing Sammy's strikeout, Yankees Ricky Ledee and Jorge Posada were slugging back-to-back homers and circling the bases to on-screen silence. The bonus coverage was well intentioned, but this time the network out-Foxed itself. 
 
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