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TABLE OF CONTENTS
July 16, 2007 | Volume 107, Issue 2
July 16, 2007 Standing O
WITH HIS
SIXTH-ROUND TKO of Lamon Brewster last Saturday, Ukrainian heavyweight Wladimir
Klitschko kept his IBF and IBO titles and cashed a $6 million paycheck. The
younger of the fighting...
July 16, 2007 WHO'S Hot
July 16, 2007 Who is the most exciting player in baseball?
July 16, 2007 The malaise following Barry Bonds's chase has seeped into the souvenir market
July 16, 2007 SO MUCH for an emotional press conference. Jeremy Roenick, 37, called it a career after 18 NHL seasons by sending a text message to a Philadelphia Inquirer reporter reading, "I'm retiring; is that...
July 16, 2007 FANS ENTERING Wimbledon received posters for the forthcoming Simpsons movie, then promptly had them confiscated. It had nothing to do with Homer's not fitting with the posh scene in SW19;...
DAVID BECKHAM'S
ARRIVAL in Los Angeles (page 40) may hog the attention this week, but a better
indicator of soccer's future in the U.S. may be taking place in Canada, where a
group of promising...
July 16, 2007 Closed
Without charges being filed, the case against Tank Johnson stemming from a
traffic stop last month in Arizona. On June 22, Johnson was pulled over for
speeding; police released him but sent...
July 16, 2007 JIM BOWDEN
Nationals G.M., on the surgical procedure Washington pitcher Jesus Colome
(below) underwent to have an abscess removed from his backside:
"It was a serious situation. I pray for his...
July 16, 2007 2 Cleveland pitchers with double-digit win totals:
C.C. Sabathia (12--3) and Fausto Carmona (10--4).
July 16, 2007 The Yankees' starting pitcher last
Saturday—44-year-old Roger Clemens—was older than five of the honorees in that
afternoon's Old-Timers' Game.
July 16, 2007 The Twins' ace tends to bloom in late summer
The zany history
of the NFL's overseas experiment
A Clippers star turns Hollywood heavy
July 16, 2007 Do ballplayers ever have sympathy for opponents?
July 16, 2007 EATING CHAMP
July 16, 2007 A documentary examines the Dodgers' move
Andy Samberg The Saturday Night Live star is in Hot Rod, opening Aug. 3
July 16, 2007 LONG BEFORE Mets outfielder Lastings Milledge rapped, baseball was inspiring songs like Let's Get the Umpire's Goat and Home Run Bill. (It begins: "Bill Johnson was a swatter on a Bush League...
July 16, 2007 MTV IS unlikely to return to Hoover (Ala.) High for another season of Two-A-Days, which is too bad, because there's plenty of drama. The Buccaneers, a perennial football powerhouse whose last two...
July 16, 2007 | Sarah Kwak What to watch and watch for
July 16, 2007 Margaux Isaksen FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. > Modern Pentathlon Margaux, 15, a recent graduate of Ramay Junior High, holds all of the women's national titles in modern pentathlon, having won the youth,...
July 16, 2007 | GRANT WAHL Or will it be the Beckhamization of America? That's what MLS is hoping for with the arrival of the English superstar, who's bent on lifting the profile of soccer while blending in with his Galaxy...
New father Tiger
Woods showed he knows how to throw a party, drawing a strong field to a tough
test while finding a way to say thanks to the military on America's
birthday
Winning Shots
Imaginative, aggressive management and a steady stream of promising young talent make the Angels not only SI's pick to win it all, but also a potential superpower for years to come
Nine burning questions about the second half of the season (and beyond) were put to 22 baseball executives
A Baseball Prospectus formula projects who has the stuff to win in October. It's not as crazy as it sounds (really)
Redeeming the wettest Wimbledon since the Flood, Venus Williams sailed to her fourth singles title, and Roger Federer tied Bjorn Borg's record of five straight with an epic win over rival Rafael Nadal
Fortnight Photos
In his biggest
gamble yet, wildcat owner Jerry Jones is spending a billion dollars on a new
stadium--a shrine to his Cowboys and a 100,000-seat symbol of his reign over
the NFL's marquee franchise
Money Men
Michael Silver ranks the NFL owners, from one to 32.
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July 16, 2007 NASCAR First Nextel Cup win just a matter of time for RCR's sterling sophomore Clint Bowyer • Garage insider: It's his team at Joe Gibbs Racing that has Denny Hamlin going strong
Fast Learner
An insider on one of Cup racing's top teams dishes on the circuit's hottest topics.
July 16, 2007 Taking the Fifth Roger Federer (near court) returned serve on his way to defeating Rafael Nadal in five sets on Sunday for a record-tying fifth straight Wimbledon singles title. Venus Williams...
While big-name free agents were being scooped up to much fanfare, the Kings quietly, and wisely, signed a pair of steady scorers in center Michal Handzus and left wing Ladislav Nagy (right). The...
Incentive Plan
BEST BUDS don't do Hallmark cards. Don't do long hugs. Don't show up at the door with Godiva chocolates, Terms of Endearment and a box of Kleenex.
July 16, 2007 Unpredictable weather and the quirky Carnoustie Links make next week's British Open a crapshoot, but that didn't stop a PGA Tour pro (on the condition of anonymity) from ranking, in ascending...
July 16, 2007 | THOMAS HACKETT Frustrated by golf and a troubled relationship with his father, a son suddenly finds the answers during a magical nine holes in Scotland
Carnoustie could be a wet one
1
WHO: K.J. Choi
July 16, 2007 | MIKE LOPUSZYNSKI "The average Tour player won't admit it, but winning isn't his main motivation. There's too much money in the middle of the pack."
The movie version of Golf in the Kingdom is planned for next summer. Will you see it? Yes 79% No 21%
NEVER ON MONDAY The U.S. Open should get with the rest of major-championship golf and do everything possible to ditch the 18-hole Monday playoff. Among majors, the men's U.S. Open is the final...
With a TV tee time, a former VP talks about the game
by RICK LIPSEY
Woody Austin gets in the Scott Hoch Hall of Shame for turning down his British
Open exemption.
Jason Day becomes youngest winner of PGA
Tour-sanctioned event
Tom Watson had another U.S. Senior Open in his grasp, and this time he let Brad Bryant take it from him
July 16, 2007 IF YOU have a knack for bobbing for pigs feet (below left) and tossing toilet seats like horseshoes, you might want to train for the Summer Redneck Games, an annual celebration of down-home...
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