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Warriors complete sweep of Spurs to make Finals

The Warriors jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, rolling past a hurting Spurs team and into the NBA Finals for the third straight season.

Predators eliminate Ducks, headed to Stanley Cup Final

by Devon Heinen an hour ago

The icy breakup of ESPN's Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg

by Richard Deitsch

Building from the bottom to rank NFL's landscape

With free agency and the draft behind us, here's an early look at how the teams stack up heading into the 2017 season, beginning with Nos. 17-32. Plus, notes on overtime changes, Tom Brady concussion talk and more.

by Peter King

QB battles: As OTAs begin, which signal-callers have the edge to start in September?

Will Trevor Siemian or Paxton Lynch start for the Broncos? What about Tom Savage or Deshaun Watson for the Texans? Which of the Browns four quarterbacks will start under center in Cleveland?

by Jonathan Jones

The 30: Nationals top NL club in new MLB Power Rankings; surprise teams in top 10

Only the American League's Astros and Yankees stand above the Nationals in the NL edition of this week's power rankings. As for the surprise interlopers, the Brewers and Diamondbacks make top 10 appearances.

by Jonah Keri

College Football

Pivot Point Games: What'll decide '17 college football season?

Identifying the most important games of the 2017 season that will shape the College Football Playoff picture.

by Andy Staples

Tebow vs. Jordan: The minor league baseball tale of the tape

Tim Tebow pulled even with Michael Jordan in career minor league home runs, but how else do the two stack up in terms of their baseball careers?

by SI Wire

The MMQB with Peter King

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Breaking down NFL's biggest position battles

The QB issue facing new Broncos coach Vance Joseph kicks off a look at the intriguing camp calls to come.

by Albert Breer

Alex Smith can handle the arrival of Patrick Mahomes

The Chiefs QB has been in this situation before. Plus why the Rams shouldn't expect much out of Tavon Austin and an early entry for 'quote of the offseason.'

by Robert Klemko

Andrew Hawkins also chasing a different kind of NFL dream

After earning a master’s degree in sports management from Columbia, the free-agent WR is one step closer to realizing his long-time goal of becoming a GM.

by Kalyn Kahler

The trouble with Brady’s undisclosed concussion

If the NFL’s biggest star was unwilling to self-report symptoms, it’s a very significant issue for the league.

by Jenny Vrentas

Extra Mustard & SI Swim

Monday's Hot Clicks: The NBA disses Dave Chappelle

Amy Schumer and 'a fan' took in the Celtics' shocking win in Cleveland. Plus, Tebow goes yard again and a look at the lovely Caitlin Ricketts.

by Andy Gray

12 Father's Day gift ideas for the active dad

Sports Illustrated breaks down the best health, fitness and exercise gifts you can buy for your dad on Father's Day 2017.

by The SI Staff

Extra Mustard

Twitter gets salty over LeBron James-Michael Jordan comparisons

by Jimmy Traina

Swim Daily

Our favorite moments SI Swim Casting Call Week!

by Kelsey Hendrix

Swim Daily

Bar Refaeli bares her baby bump in a tiny bikini

Featured

The six craziest months in Cleveland history

In 1954, long before the Cavaliers even existed, Cleveland was at the center of the sports world. The attention only intensified when the city's biggest star became embroiled in a sensational murder trial that riveted the nation.

by Mark Bechtel

A monster, aka the yips, looms over Jon Lester. How'd he beat it?

Jon Lester's bout with the yips was famously exposed during the 2014 AL Wild Card game. Once he learned to tune it out, he got even better.

by Stephanie Apstein

MLB

Cubs may be in trouble; other quarter-pole MLB trends to watch

by Jay Jaffe

Planet Futbol

A 16-year-old who could be Brazil's next superstar

by Luis Miguel Echegaray

NBA

Steve Kerr's absence has shown the true value of his leadership

by Chris Ballard

The Crossover

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Lone Star: Simmons emerges as silver lining for Spurs

Kawhi Leonard's injury has decimated the Spurs, but it has cleared the way for yet another talented prospect in Jonathon Simmons.

by Rohan Nadkarni

Why the Lakers should draft De'Aaron Fox, not Lonzo Ball

With the No. 2 pick the Lakers will have a large decision looming this summer.

by Andrew Sharp

Will the Warriors go bigger in the Finals?

Golden State's Game 3 victory over San Antonio showed how versatile the Warriors roster truly is. The team's size may ultimately prove a dangerous factor.

by Rohan Nadkarni

Isaiah Thomas’s historic year deserved better ending

So it is extra disappointing to know Isaiah Thomas’s historic season will end with a hip injury as opposed to a fight.

by Rohan Nadkarni

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Capturing Everest

A groundbreaking virtual reality experience

Last spring, an expedition filled with inspiring stories completed the first bottom-to-top climb of the world's highest mountain depicted in VR. Now you can see every angle of their trip to the summit.

In 1980, he lost his leg. In 2016, he climbed Everest

When Jeff Glasbrenner lost a leg, his doctors gave him a list of all the physical activities he should stay away from. And then he decided to climb Mount Everest.

by Austin Murphy

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Podcast: Tour caddie Kip Henley discusses Vijay Singh

He's one of the game's great characters. A failed mini-tour player, winner of the old Golf Channel reality show "The Big Break," and now a successful PGA Tour caddie.

by Alan Shipnuck

Was Jason Day's playoff loss a step forward or backward?

Day lost to Billy Horschel when he blew a 4-footer on the first playoff hole. Does Day draw positives from his play, or will it have a lingering effect?

Unearthing Erin Hills: Questions about rookie U.S. Open site

As a first-time major-championship venue, Erin Hills, in rural Erin, Wis., presents a rumpled landscape of unknowns. No one is certain what scores the world's best players will shoot.

by Jeff Ritter

#AskAlan: How nervous should PGA be about Singh's lawsuit?

Sports Illustrated's Alan Shipnuck riffs on Jason Day's pace of play, Vijay's lawsuit against the Tour, Presidents Cup captain's picks and more.

by Alan Shipnuck

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NBA draft suits through the years

New soccer jerseys, kits for the 2017-2018 season

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The best buzzer beaters in NBA playoffs history

SI Vault

To The Giant Among Us

That's no small beer on the right, it's a normal 12-ounce can in the hand of 7'4", 500-pound wrestler Andre the Giant. What life is like for a man who has made the most of being the biggest?

A dynasty's last call?

The greatest sports dynasty of the '90s may (or may not) be about to hang it up, but behind the scenes the Chicago Bulls' season has certainly felt like a farewell tour. (From May 11, 1998.)

by Rick Reilly

The Dark Knight of Gotham

Baseball belongs to young power arms, the most fascinating of which is the Mets' Matt Harvey. And he just might end up owning a Yankees town. (From May 20, 2013.)

by Tom Verducci

The revolution WILL NOT be televised

As the old media model that created sports' bull market crumbles, the way games are broadcast and consumed is changing radically, while rights-holders brace for the ultimate reckoning. (From December 12, 2016.)

by Alexander Wolff

Podcasts

A look into why Brady would conceal concussion symptoms, if he really did have one

by Albert Breer

Open Floor: An early post-lottery NBA mock draft

by Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver

Beyond the Baseline: Jake Agna on reviving tennis in Cuba

by Jon Wertheim

Bob Ley and Jeremy Schaap: Why you should believe ESPN is still committed to journalism

by Richard Deitsch