Didn’t expect to see a Mets cover this season, especially in the middle of the NBA and NHL playoffs and after a Tiger Woods victory.
Sports Illustrated’s national cover this week features Kevin Durant and his drive to leave second place in the dust. The regional cover in New England celebrates Boston’s resolve.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell tops Sports Illustrated’s ranking of the 50 most powerful people in sports. The accompanying photo gallery details each selection.
This is one of the oddest Sports Illustrated covers I can remember. The magazine’s traditional March Madness collage, but two weeks early, with a college football player busting through it. Wha?
Sports Illustrated honors Michael Jordan’s 50th birthday with his 50th cover appearance.
2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover, featuring Kate Upton.
So, I guess the cover “series” is a thing for Sports Illustrated now, joining the regional covers that are released in separate parts of the country.
I like the top two executions best on the passing of Stan Musial, and, as a longtime magazine collector, I prefer one definitive issue and cover photo.
This week’s Sports Illustrated covers feature two of last week’s quartet of victorious NFL quarterbacks, Baltimore’s Joe Flacco (national issue) and San Francisco’s Colin Kaepernick (national issue).
Sports Illustrated produced a photo gallery of the 13 greatest athletes to wear No. 13. Do you agree with the order?
Quite a difference 10 years makes.
Love the cover photo of Peyton Manning successor Andrew Luck.
The headline “Luck” (by Peter King) doesn’t grab me at all. I’m intrigued by “The NFL Draft’s Big Secret,” and “The Moneyballsy Rockets” sounds like “The No-Stats All-Star,” a nearly four-year-old New York Times Magazine profile of underappreciated Rockets forward Shane Battier and the team’s stats-savvy GM Daryl Morey.
An excellent action photo of Kansas State QB Collin Klein is on this week’s Sports Illustrated cover, which features a graphic of the seven teams with a shot at college football’s national title.
Brooklyn in the house on this week’s cover of Sports Illustrated, featuring the Nets’ Deron Williams.
Wow, biceps-bulging NFL ref Ed Hochuli really is this week’s Sports Illustrated cover boy.
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