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Gold Cup Trophy Builds Confidence for U.S., but Work Still Remains

The Gold Cup final featured Jordan Morris' redemption, Jozy Altidore's golazo, and the truest sign yet that Bruce Arena's team has turned a corner.

by Brian Straus an hour ago

Savage or Watson? Texans QB Battle Tops Camp Storylines

by Albert Breer 3 hours ago

Browns Will Be Better In 2017, Still Face Uphill Battle

by Andy Benoit

Kyrie Irving Earned the Right to Play Outside of LeBron's Shadow

Kyrie Irving signed a max deal before LeBron's return and hit one of the biggest shots in Finals history. It makes sense for him to have interest in leading his own team.

by Rohan Nadkarni

Adrian Beltre Is Already a Hall of Famer—His Chase for 3,000 Hits Only Pads His Plaque

The Rangers' third baseman should coast to Cooperstown once his career concludes.

by Jay Jaffe

College Basketball

Mitchell Robinson Set To Be Center of Western Kentucky's Wholesale Turnaround

The Hilltoppers are an interesting puzzle to assemble, but their front line will be hard to match around Conference USA.

by Dan Greene

The Five Biggest Questions of Trade Deadline Week

Where will Sonny Gray wind up? Will the Royals break up their World Series core? SI's panel of experts takes on the most pressing questions leading up to July 31.

by SI.com Staff

College Football

Three Overlooked Angles of the Hugh Freeze Fallout

Would Hugh Freeze have survived his escort scandal at Ole Miss if not for the NCAA investigation? The Rebels are the most popular topic in this week's mailbag.

by Andy Staples

The MMQB with Peter King

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Jets Training Camp Preview: New York Is Building for the Future

The MMQB ranks every NFL team based on roster talent and gives 10 thoughts on each club. We start with No. 32, the New York Jets.

by Andy Benoit

NFL Training Camps Begin, and So Does Competition for the Toughest Non-QB Job

Our guest columnist is in Arizona and reports on the camp battle for the Cardinals CB position opposite Patrick Peterson. Plus the keys for the 15 best teams heading into the season and more.

by Robert Klemko

Ranking the Top 400 Players in the NFL Right Now

Who's No. 1? The MMQB's Andy Benoit dove into the film to rank the NFL's top 400 veteran players based on the following simple question: Does Player A do his job better or worse than Player B does his job?

The MMQB All-Time Draft: Results, Matchups, Analysis

We assembled an all-star panel of 12 football experts for an intriguing experiment: an all-time draft, drawing from the pool of every player in pro football history.

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Wednesday's Hot Clicks: Wayne Gretzky's Name Misspelled in Yearbook

In Wednesday's Hot Clicks, we look at Wayne Gretzky's high school mishap. Plus a look at the lovely Isabela Amado.

by Andy Gray

SI Swimsuit Makes a Splash at Miami Swim Week With Swimwear Line for Every Woman

SI Swimsuit heats up Miami Swim Week with debut swimwear line for women of all sizes.

by Kelsey Hendrix

Swim Daily

See Every Look From Our Debut Swimwear Line

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Julio Jones hires divers to find $100,000 earring in lake

by Dan Gartland

Extra Mustard

Best Win Total Wagers as NFL Training Camps Open

by Jimmy Traina

SI Eats

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The Best of Peter King's Beernerdness

For seven years, Peter King has been keeping track of notable beers he's tried when traveling through different states. Here's a formal collection of those choices for you to enjoy and try out.

by Dominic Bonvissuto

What Broadcasters Eat When OT Strikes

Joe Buck, Ian Eagle, Mike Emrick and more broadcasters discuss what they eat and drink to keep their energy going when their games go long.

by Richard Deitsch

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Hot Chicken Power Rankings: Nashville's Spots

by Andy Staples

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Joey Chestnut Rules: A Hot Dog is Not a Sandwich

by Chris Chavez

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88 Restaurants That Will Give You Free Birthday Food

by Lily Lopate

Featured

'Many Shoot, Few Make': Inside the NBA's Groundbreaking USSR Tour

“For two weeks…we basically ate cucumbers, tomatoes and warm vodka." Twenty-nine years later, we examine the NBA's first journey to the Soviet Union.

by Jeremy Woo

The Last Cowboy: Joe West On Quest To Preserve Sanctity Of Umpiring

With more than 5,000 games under his belt, Joe West still adheres to tradition, even when the game is changing around him.

by Michael Rosenberg

Sports Illustrated

Fashionable 50: The Best-Dressed Athletes

NFL

Grimes Against Humanity: How Brent, Miko Navigate Their World

by Jack Dickey

Boxing

Mayweather-McGregor Highlights Worst of Sports and Society

by Charles P. Pierce

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Alonzo Mourning Q&A: The Story Behind a Famous Meme

The Heat legend talked with The Crossover, discussing his famous meme, Pat Riley and the healthy rivalry he shared with Shaq.

by Rohan Nadkarni

Who Will Be Next NBA Star to Change Teams?

The NBA has already seen a slew of stars change teams this summer—who could be next?

by The SI Staff

Five Burning NBA Questions Yet to Be Answered

Is Dan Gilbert going to drive LeBron James away again? Are the Lakers back? We examine the off-season's burning questions that have yet to be answered.

by Rohan Nadkarni

What's Still Left To Sort Out in NBA Free Agency?

Why hasn't Nerlens Noel signed a contract yet? And will anyone pick up Derrick Rose? Here are the biggest questions yet to be sorted out in free agency.

by Rob Mahoney

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Has This Off-Season Proved That NBA Has Surpassed the NFL?

Is LeBron-Kyrie the Modern Day Shaq-Kobe?

Here's Why Dodgers Will Be Able to Manage Storm Without Clayton Kershaw

The Open Championship 2017

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Jordan Spieth wins British Open in dramatic style with gutsy performance at Birkdale

Spieth showed that he wasn't Tiger Woods repeatedly in winning the third leg of the career grand slam.

by Michael Bamberger

Athletes Go Wild For Jordan Spieth’s Final Round at Open Championship

Jordan Speith put together a remarkable recovery at The Open.

by Chris Chavez

How Arnold Palmer's 1961 Win Took the Open, and Arnie, to New Heights

After coming up short in his first British Open, Arnold Palmer returned in 1961 to win at Royal Birkdale, forever elevating both the Open and his legend.

by Michael Bamberger

Sports Illustrated

SI's Best Photos From the History of the British Open

Sports Illustrated looks back through the years at the British Open.

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Fashionable 50: Ibtihaj Muhammad

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Fashionable 50: Victor Cruz

The Life of Brent and Miko Grimes, Far From Your Typical NFL Couple

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Fashionable 50: Henrik Lundqvist

Podcasts

Albert Breer's Podcast: Wes Welker Discusses Transition to Coaching

by Albert Breer

Beyond the Baseline: Bethanie Mattek-Sands Talks Ghastly Injury, Recovery

by Jon Wertheim

Top 10 Linebackers in Football

by Gary Gramling

Open Floor: Having Some Fun With LeBron Conspiracy Theories in Our Post-Free Agency Mailbag

by Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver

SI Vault

Oral History of Infamous 1997 Tyson-Holyfield 'Bite Fight'

On June 28, 1997, Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield's ear twice in one of the most anticipated rematches in heavyweight boxing history.

by Gabriel Baumgaertner

Russell Westbrook: NBA's Most Captivating Star

After a wild offseason, the NBA is back. And nowhere will changes be more evident than in Oklahoma City. (From October 20, 2016.)

by Lee Jenkins

Home Run

In his native Houston, in front of friends and family, Titans rookie Vince Young got payback on the team that didn't want him--and showed the NFL the shape of things to come. (From December 18, 2006.)

by Jeffri Chadiha

Mama's Boys

Two fiercely competitive small men in a big man's game, two sons of hardworking single moms—Allen Iverson and Larry Brown are so much alike only their mothers could tell them apart...and bring them together. (From April 23, 2001.)

by Gary Smith