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1996
Baseball Yearbook
Openers (An entertaining read - including Caught on the Fly - as you wait for your first pitch.), Dave Kindred Column ('For Me, Baseball is a joy' - that's the credo of California utilityman Rex Hudler), Scouting the Majors (A potpourri of baseball information, from which managers are on the firing line to a peek at Greg Maddux's greatness), The Itinerant Ace (Coveted David Cone often sees his hat tossed into the ring.), Dante's Inferno - When you're Hot, you're Hot (Colorado outfielder Dante Bichette fattens up in Denver's thin air and thinks he could excell elsewhere, too), A Pitching Metamorphosis (Young hotshots Bill Pulsipher, Paul Wilson and Jason Isringhausen give the Mets a good grip on their future), Bravo for Chipper ('Necessary arrogance' enables Atlanta's Chipper Jones to succeed as a rookie; now comes the hard part), The Enduring Charm of Radio (After all these years, baseball fans are still tuning in a trusted friend), Scouting the American League (Things to look for and players to watch in the A.L.), Scouting the National League (Things to look for and players to watch in the N.L.), The Next Nomo (The Dodgers' pitcher paves the way for Japanese stars to come to the majors, but the road is still bumpy.), Scouting the Minor Leagues (News, notes and prospect information.), General Information (Final standings, 1995 league statistical leaders, statisticals for additional players), Catching Up with Bill Buckner (Bored with reminders of the '86 Series, he eyes niche as a batting instructor.)
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March 16
1996


Cover Stories - Guarding The Crown (Arizona's backcourt will lead the team to a second straight title); Immediate Impact (Andre Wadsworth has NFL scouts drooling); Princeton Precision (Why no team in the tournament wants to face the Tigers) Baseball - Trade School (Marquis Grissom has lots of talent, and teams, on his resume); Movers And Shakers (Some major faces are in new places for the coming season); Hitting His Stride (Steve Marantz on Wade Boggs); Insider (Peter Schmuck at spring training); Team Reports College Basketball - NCAA Tournament Preview (We bring you Mike DeCourcy and region-by-region looks); Women's NCAA Tournament Preview (Can anyone stop Tennessee? A look at the regions and more) NBA - New York's Finest (The Knicks stay competitive even without Patrick Ewing); Insider & Stats (Dave D'Allessandro and more); Team Reports NHL - Mario Who? (Jaromir Jagr has made life after Lemieux more than tolerable); Insider & Stats (Larry Wigge analyzes the Flyers acquisition of goalie Sean Burke) NFL - Shadow Of A Man (Paul Attner on John Kent Cooke); Insider (Dan Pompei looks at Rod Woodson); Team Reports College Football - Insider (North Texas needed a change) Depts. - TSNsights (College hoops All-American teams); Sports Marketplace; Dave Kindred
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January 13
2003


This Week - The Power 100 (Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, with his need to win in all his endeavors, tops our annual list of the most powerful people in sports) NFL - They've Got Next (A look ahead to this weekend's Divisional matchups); Insider (The War Room weighs in on Bill Parcell's arrival in Dallas. Plus, Scouts' Views, Brian Baldinger and more); Team Insiders College Football - Starting At The Top (In its stunning Fiesta Bowl victory, Ohio State was a reflection of its cool, calm and collected coach); Insider (Tom Dienhart looks at the teams most likely to play in the 2004 Sugar Bowl) NBA - Stepping Up (A good first step is essential, but not all players get a leg up the same way); Insider (Rebuilding shouldn't always start with demolition. Plus, Scout's Views and Kurt Rambis' Courtside Matters); Team Insiders College Basketball - Insider (Kyle Korver doesn't compete in a big name conference, but he and his team, Creighton, are among the best in the nation, according to Mike DeCourcy) NHL - Broadway Bound (A lack of top prospects has kept the big=spending Rangers down); Insider (Ted Nolan deserves a shot at another coaching job, Karo Yorio says) Baseball - Insider (China is an untapped market for the major leagues. Plus, the Closer); Team Insiders NASCAR - Insider (The Winston Cup points system is overdue for an overhaul) Departments - TSNsights (Fly and Bob Hille's Starting 5); Dave Kindred
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July 15
2005


Baseball - Cracking The Code (Baseball's code of ethics isn't etched in stone, but most in the game can recite it and know they better abide by it) NASCAR - Lemony Snippets (An unfortunate series of events has soured Dale Rarnhardt Jr.'s championship hopes) NBA - New Points Of Emphasis (Pass-first guards are gaining prominence in the NBA, which is why Deron Williams, Chris Paul and Raymond Felton didn't last long in the draft) College Basketball - The New Age Of Recruiting (The NBA's recently instituted age minimum will alter the way college coaches recruit - and ensures star center Greg Oden's enrollment at Ohio State) Know It All - To Know List (Four baseball teams are trying to crash the playoff party); Fly; Bob Hillie's Starting 5; Counterpoints (Will the Yankees make the playoffs?); Exposure (Bares all); Hang Time With James Brown (David Robinson sounds off); Your Turn; British Open Preview (If the weather cooperates, Tiger Woods will pounce back) Insider - Baseball; NASCAR; NFL; NBA; College Basketball; College Football; Fantasy; Dave Kindred (The World Series? Millions of dollars? We're talking poker here, not baseball
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November
4


Baseball - The White Sox and Astros made the World Series by playing the old-fashioned way: their throwback styles didn't change after the Series started) NFL - Two Backs Are Better Than One (The days of the workhorse running back seem to be coming to an end. Many teams prefer to let two runners carry the load) NASCAR - The Future Takes Shape (The Car of Tommorow design takes a lot of the air out of racing) College Football: Second Half Preview - Getting From Here To Pasadena (A parade of teams have Rose Bowl plans, but only USC and Texas have the means to reach their dreams) Know It All - To Know List (A fan's guide to November); Fly; Bob Hilie's Starting 5; Young And Restless (calls for certain adjustments in sports); Your Time; Fanscape (Helps you get Sirius about sports radio and reviews the best NBA video games); Mr. Jockularity; Buzzer Beaters (Eat, drink and be cheesy while tailgating at Lambeau Field) Insider - NASCAR; Baseball; NFL; NBA; College Basketball; Fantasy; Dave Kindred (The joy of Sox is lost on Cubs fans)
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December 30
2005


This Week - (Getting sacked seven times by the Redskins might not have been Drew Bledsoe's fault. But what about those three interceptions? Bad quarterback play has become far too common this season); Captain Quirk (Gilbert Arenas is fun-loving and moody, popular and solitary. But Gil's got the skills to take the Wizard's where they've never gone before); Four On The Floor (A preseason injury has forced Villanova to use a four-guard attack. But playing small-ball is no big deal with the best backcourt in the country); California Cool (He's good looking. He's popular. He's talented. He's a winner. Yet Southern California quarterback Matt Leinart takes it all in stride); Throws Of A Crisis (The quarterback play has been largely lousy this season - and don't look for it to improve anytime soon) Know It All - Covering 2005 (The year that was); To Know List (With most precincts reporting, there are only two guys who still need your All-Star vote); Fly; Bob Hilie's Starting 5; TSN's College Football Awards (Picking the best player was almost too easy); Buzzer Beaters (Walk a round with Tiger Woods) Insider - NFL; NHL; NBA; College Football; College Basketball; NASCAR; Baseball; Fantasy; Dave Kindred
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