June 17, 2013
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LEADING OFF
THE MAIL
FIELDER AND CABRERA
THERE'S NO PLACE TO HIDE AGAINST THE MIDDLE OF THE TIGERS' LINEUP: MIGUEL CABRERA AND PRINCE FIELDER ARE BOTH MASSIVE, FREAKISHLY STRONG AND HITTING SAVANTS. BUT THE SCARIEST THING ABOUT THE GAME'S MOST RELENTLESS 3--4 COMBO? THEY'RE BOTH OUT THERE GRINDING EVERY SINGLE DAY
Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder are the current kings when it comes to destructive middle-of-the-lineup tandems. But even if these other combinations can't quite match the Tigers pair's consistency and production, they can give pitchers fits
STANLEY CUP PREVIEW
SI's Pierre McGuire straps on the foil and analyzes the keys to victory in a Stanley Cup face-off that matches similar powerhouses
NBA FINALS
ALREADY EMBROILED IN A SENSATIONAL DIVORCE, MIAMI'S SHOOTING GUARD IS BATTLING A BUM KNEE AND FIGHTING TO BE MORE THAN A THIRD WHEEL. THE HEAT'S TITLE CHANCES, AND ITS DYNASTIC FUTURE, HANG ON HIM GETTING RIGHT, FAST
Dr. J
Special Report
THE NCAA MADE GRAND PLANS TO REFORM ITS MOST SCRUTINIZED DIVISION. BUT THE MISHANDLING OF A CASE THAT ORIGINATED WITH THE MOST NOTORIOUS BOOSTER IN HISTORY EXPOSED A FRACTURED DEPARTMENT SEEMINGLY POWERLESS TO DO ITS JOB
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