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Pirates End Rich Hill’s No-Hit Bid With 10th-Inning Walk-Off Homer

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Who is Robert Lee, the ESPN Announcer Pulled from the UVA Game?

by Richard Deitsch

What Would an NFL Expansion Team Look Like? We Went Through a Full Expansion Draft

Which players would other clubs and which would be available to a hypothetical expansion? Would the initial roster be better or worse than what previous expansion clubs like the Houston Texans had to trot out there?

by Chris Burke

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Led by Justin Turner, the Dodgers Might Be The Greatest Team of All Time

Thanks a journeyman utility player-turned-All-Star, Los Angeles has embraced a new approach and is ready to end its 29-year World Series title drought.

by Stephanie Apstein

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College Football

What Would This Year's Playoff Look Like Without Alabama? #DearAndy

We’re only days away from Week 1, and this week's best mailbag questions cover playoff scenarios that can’t play out until December.

by Andy Staples

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Life After Kyrie: What's Next for the Cavaliers?

New Cavs GM Kobe Altman managed to perfectly thread the needle by sending a short-term message to LeBron James without compromising the Cavs' long-term flexibility.

by Ben Golliver

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Blake Bortles: Bound for the Bench

They’ve hit on free agents. They’ve done pretty well developing their own draft picks. That’s why, after the quarterback’s summer of struggles, the end of the Blake Bortles era is imminent

by Robert Klemko

The MMQB with Peter King

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Building an NFL Expansion Team from Scratch

If the NFL decided to expand, what might the team look like? SI's Chris Burke examines potential locations, head coaches and GMs.

by Chris Burke

1:14

Is This Ben Roethlisberger's Last Ride?

Fearing for his physical and mental health, the Steelers quarterback is serious when he says he’s contemplating retirement. What brought him back for a 14th season: an immensely talented Pittsburgh roster and a chance at that third ring.

by Tim Rohan

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What the Expanding Anthem Protests Mean

Nearly a dozen Browns players knelt for the anthem before Monday’s preseason game, including Seth DeValve, the first white player to do so. What it means that the anthem protests are expanding.

by Jenny Vrentas

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Why J.J. Watt Will Be 'Better Than He Ever Was'

Houston expects an even bigger year from its defense thanks to Watt's return. Will that push the Texans into the AFC's upper echelon?

by Peter King

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Wednesday's Hot Clicks: Dessie Mitcheson; The NBA Gives Us Its Kyrie Blockbuster

The Isaiah Thomas-Kyrie Irving deal breaks brains, plus Jon Jones is back in the spotlight for the wrong reasons and a look at the lovely Dessie Mitcheson.

by Jon Tayler

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LeBron Reacts to Kyrie Trade By Retweeting Video Thanking Irving

The video initially looked like it was going a more fiery direction.

by Daniel Rapaport

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The Best Mayweather-McGregor Prop Bets

by Jimmy Traina

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Yankees IF Todd Frazier's 3-Year-Old Already Has a Major League Swing

by Dan Gartland

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Venezuelan Little Leaguers Console Dominican Pitcher After He Gives Up Walk-off

by Dan Gartland

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The 25 Best College Town Meals in America

Deep dish pizza in Gainesville! Bacon steaks in South Bend! A bottle of wine from Eugene! We've picked the 25 best college town meals... (or liquid meals!)...to feast on during the 2017 College Football season.

by Andy Staples

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Talkin' Food With ... Professional Obstacle Course Racer Hunter McIntyre

Professional obstacle course racer Hunter McIntyre lays out the diet that keeps him fueled for his long, intense races, and spoiler alert: he's not skimping on bread.

by Bette Marston

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Ranking MLB Ballparks by Food Safety Inspections

by Tanner Walters

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A Cyclist's Quest to Find America's Best Cookies

by Phil Gaimon

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The Spotted Cheetah: Welcome to cheese heaven

by Matt Dollinger

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Boxing

Is Mayweather-McGregor Risking Boxing's Best Chance at Resurgence?

Mayweather-McGregor will be the event of the year—even if it's likely to be more circus than slugfest. For boxing purists, the real show comes next month, when Alvarez and Golovkin square off.

by Greg Bishop

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30-3: Rangers, Orioles Players Recall MLB's Greatest Blowout Ever

Ten years later, the incredible game between Texas and Baltimore has never been forgotten, especially by those who took part in it.

by Jon Tayler

College Football

Big 12's Crisis Comes Down to One Missing Thing: Talent

by Andy Staples

College Football

12 College Football Players Who Could Turn Contenders into Champions

by Andy Staples

College Basketball

Zion Williamson: 17-Year-Old Prep Star Goes Global in the Era of Viral Hoops Highlights

by Chris Johnson

Fantasy Football

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Strategy and Advice to Help You Win Your 12-Team PPR Fantasy Football Draft

To really master fantasy drafting, you need to take a bottom-up approach, where you let your early-round decisions be informed by what kind of value will be available in the middle and late rounds.

by Chris Raybon

1:17

Potential Bust Candidates

Will Brandin Cooks receive enough targets in New England’s offense to be fantasy-relevant? Will Marshawn Lynch thrive in Oakland?

by Michael Beller

1:17

Quarterbacks Who Could Emerge as Draft Day Steals

Why Tyrod Taylor of the Buffalo Bills and Andy Dalton of the Cincinnati Bengals are the perfect quarterbacks to go after if you wait on the position in fantasy football leagues.

by Michael Beller

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Fantasy Football Top 300 Player Rankings

After several seasons of receivers owning the fantasy landscape, it looks like running backs are making their comeback. So the top of your league's draft is likely to go Le'Veon Bell, David Johnson, Antonio Brown...and then what?

by Michael Beller

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Grades: Cavs Send Kyrie Irving to Celtics for Package Including Isaiah Thomas

Long live the NBA offseason! In the biggest move of the summer, the Cavs and Celtics swapped point guards and changed the landscape of the East.

by Rohan Nadkarni

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O.J. Mayo, Banned and Forgotten, Fights to Save His NBA Career

"I dug myself a hole, but it’s not a coffin." After hitting rock bottom and being banned from the NBA for drug use in 2016, can the shooting guard find a way to resurrect his career?

by Ben Golliver

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Six New-Look Lineups Built to Beat the Warriors

The Rockets and Thunder present new challenges for the Warriors. Which team will give Golden State the toughest time in 2017-18?

by Rohan Nadkarni

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The Summer's Most Regrettable NBA Offseason Moves

The Paul George trade, Tim Hardaway Jr. signing and other regrettable offseason moves that will have long-lasting implications.

by Rohan Nadkarni

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Don't Be Surprised If the Cavs and Celtics Make More Moves Before Season Starts

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How Much Patience Will Conor McGregor Have in the Boxing Ring?

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#DearAndy: Why is Everyone so High on a Michigan Team That Lost 17 Starters?

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#AskAlan: What's Up With Golf's Slumping TV Ratings?

Alan Shipnuck riffs on Ollie Schniederjans' hair, the viewing appeal of the Solheim Cup, and how the Tour falls short in making the game appealing to a broad audience.

by Alan Shipnuck

Tour Confidential: A U.S. Solheim Cup Victory; Lexi Thompson's Epic Birdie Barrage

In this week's Tour Confidential, our panel breaks down the U.S. squad's Solheim Cup victory and the upcoming FedEx Cup Playoffs. Plus, we discuss Masters invites to amateurs, Rory McIlroy's health and more.

by GOLF.com Staff

GOLF Films: The Story of Bobbi Lancaster

Bobbi Lancaster hid who she was for decades, until golf helped give her the courage to finally be herself. Learn her incredible story in the latest installment of GOLF Films.

Inside Augusta National's Battle to Shut Down the Black Market for Green Jackets

Nothing represents success in golf quite like the Masters champion's green jacket. The jacket really has no equivalent. You might even call it priceless. A federal lawsuit goes a step further to argue the jacket is, in fact, priceless.

by Michael McCann

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Podcasts

Open Floor: Kyrie Got Traded! To Boston! What Comes Next?

by Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver

Peter King's Podcast: Torrey Smith on Kaepernick and the Responsibility to Speak Up

by Peter King

Tech & Media

SI Media Podcast: A Chat with Mitch Albom

by Richard Deitsch

Tennis

Beyond the Baseline: Rod Laver

by Jon Wertheim

SI Vault

The Last Great Player on the Last Great Team

Mickey Mantle, with his death, passes from these pages forever and becomes the property of anthropologists, people who can more properly put the calipers to celebrity, who can more accurately track the force of personality. (From August 21, 1995)

by Richard Hoffer

Charles Barkley Takes on the World as the Wild Bull of Las Ramblas

Charles Barkley, always outrageous, was the talk of the XXV Olympic Games, on the basketball court as well as off it. (From August 10, 1992)

by Jack McCallum