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Winners and losers from the NBA draft

by Ben Golliver

What to expect from NBA free agency this summer

by Rob Mahoney

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A generational talent who was also a coach killer and NFL washout

Joe Don Looney came to the NFL as a first-round pick despite being dismissed from his college team. He left a legacy of frustrated coaches, barroom brawls and constant disappointment.

by Andy Benoit

Planet Futbol

Mexico beats Russia, advances to Confederations Cup semifinal

El Tri's win over the host nation could see it match up with Germany or Chile in the semifinals, either of which would pose a big challenge.

by Luis Miguel Echegaray

1:20

Ricky Davis Q&A: BIG3, Playing For Pat Riley, And The State Of The NBA

Former NBA veteran Ricky Davis talks the start of the Big3 season, his NBA career and more.

by Rohan Nadkarni

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College Basketball

College basketball lost star power in NBA draft, but it is not barren

Miles Bridges and Joel Berry II are among the 2017–18 returnees who should stand out in the collegiate game.

by Brendan Marks

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Planet Futbol

Will enough viable MLS expansion bids emerge from initial group of 12?

One by one, MLS's preferred destinations for expansion are falling by the wayside and experiencing difficulties in securing what's needed, and the league is left with some dilemmas on its growth to 28 teams.

by Brian Straus

The MMQB with Peter King

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Ryan O'Callaghan's story of coming out is a must-read

Plus, the Chiefs' shocking front-office shake up, David Carr's little bro gets paid, Winston vs. Mariota, and a thought experiment about the Falcons' Super Bowl LI play-calling.

by Ben Baskin

6:04

Parting thoughts

Emily Kaplan is leaving SI and joining ESPN to cover hockey. Before she turns in her playbook, she shares her favorite MMQB moments

by Kalyn Kahler

6:04

From 'biggest mistake they ever made' to honoring Randy Moss

Plus more on NFL team leadership progress, a stunning Colin Kaepernick stat and the wise words heard at college graduation ceremonies this year.

by Peter King

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How diverse is a typical NFL roster? We took a census

We surveyed 51 members of the Denver Broncos on the subjects of class, race, religion, upbringing, politics and more.

by Robert Klemko

Extra Mustard & SI Swim

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Hot Clicks: Charlotte McKinney; Klay Thompson's ultimate fail

Weekend hot clicks features an ultimate fail from Klay Thompson in China and lovely lady of the day, Charlotte McKinney.

by Andrew Doughty

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Swim Daily

Ashley Graham debunks the myth that curvy women need to cover up

Ashley Graham is on a mission to help curvy women feel comfortable without a cover-up.

by Kelsey Hendrix

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Watch: Japanese kids break world jump rope record

by Jon Tayler

Swim Daily

Emily Ratajkowski shows off her bum

by Kelsey Hendrix

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Someone made a super sad Deron Williams NBA Finals mixtape

by Jon Tayler

Featured

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MLB

What happens to a sport when nothing happens?

Cody Bellinger and Clayton Kershaw may be big names but they're representative of a problem that is choking baseball.

by Tom Verducci

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College Football

College football coaches under most pressure to win in 2017

Whether because of poor performance, NCAA investigations or even a meddling governor, these 10 college football coaches face intense pressure to win this fall.

by Joan Niesen

MLB

Push for first World Series title will cost Astros A LOT

by Tom Verducci

College Football

Ranking 2017's top 100 players in college football

by SI.com Staff

Planet Futbol

Domino effect of Ronaldo potentially leaving Madrid

by Avi Creditor

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Timberwolves fleece Bulls in Jimmy Butler draft night blockbuster

Jimmy Butler and Tom Thibodeau are being reunited in Minnesota thanks to a questionable trade by Chicago. The Crossover grades both sides of the deal.

by Rob Mahoney

1:12

Grading every pick from draft's first round

Which teams got high marks for shrewd first-round picks? Which players were the biggest risks, and who may be sleepers? The Crossover gives full first-round analysis.

by Jeremy Woo

2:08

Lonzo Ball Q&A: Rapping, LaVar and the Lakers

When is Lonzo Ball's rap album coming out? Maybe sooner than we think.

by Jake Fischer

3:19

With Porzingis revelation, Phil Jackson shows he's out of touch

Jackson confirmed the Knicks are listening to trade offers for Kristaps Porzingis, the latest head-scratching move from the team's president who can't seem to put his ego aside.

by Rohan Nadkarni

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What are the biggest NBA storylines heading into summer?

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Can Knicks develop first-rounder Frank Ntilikina into a superstar?

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The Crossover's favorite first-round picks in the 2017 NBA Draft

Galleries

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Golden State Warriors' season in pictures

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Battle of the Network Stars

Tennis

Top 100 photos from the 2017 French Open

Sports Illustrated

The breathtaking beauty of the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest

Golf.com

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Brooks Koepka won U.S. Open with a chip on his shoulder

Brooks Koepka clubbed into submission the longest course in major championship history, and along the way didn't beat his more ballyhooed contemporaries so much as crush them like an aluminum can against his forehead.

by Alan Shipnuck

Rickie Fowler sees a silver lining despite U.S. Open stumble

Rickie Fowler let another major slip through his fingers, but the Wisconsin crowd favorite isn't throwing himself a pity party.

by Jeff Ritter

Can Brooks Koepka be a consistent top-3 player?

The GOLF.com staff breaks down U.S. Open winner Brooks Koepka’s staying power, Rickie Fowler’s major troubles and how Erin Hills measured up.

by GOLF.com Staff

A programmer found the land for the U.S. Open ... and then committed a grisly crime

Two decades ago Steve Trattner discovered the breathtaking spot for what would eventually become the site of the 117th U.S. Open. Then he committed a horrifying crime no one thought he could.

by Josh Sens

Podcasts

Open Floor: Everything we learned from the 2017 NBA draft

by Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver

A calm, rational conversation a out Colin Kaepernick? You bet

by Gary Gramling

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Tech & Media

SI Media: Why were the NBA Finals ratings the best since 1998?

by Richard Deitsch

Tennis

Beyond the Baseline: 2017 NCAA tennis singles champ Brienne Minor

by Jon Wertheim

SI Vault

'The cruelest thing ever'

Such was the reaction to the death of Len Bias, a Maryland All-America and Celtic-to-be. An autopsy showed that cocaine was involved in the tragedy. (From June 30, 1986.)

by Jack McCallum

Kevin Durant isn't happy with his place in the game

"I've been second my whole life. I was the second-best player in high school ... I came in second in the Finals. I'm tired of being second ... I'M DONE WITH IT." (From April 29, 2013.)

by Lee Jenkins