Saturday, June 25, 2011

Today's Jaw-Dropping News About Sports Illustrated for Saturday, June 25, 2011

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(6:11:41 PM) Audio: Sports Illustrated writer discusses profile on champion Bowie baseball team – Writer Alexander Wolff discusses his Sports Illustrated article on the 1949 Bowie baseball team that won the state championship in a podcast on the magazine's website. (This story continues here)

(5:56:32 PM) La Bowie Bears Featured In Sports Illustrated – Writer Alexander Wolff discusses his Sports Illustrated article on the 1949 Bowie baseball team that won the state championship in a podcast on the magazine's website. (This story continues here)

(5:48:47 PM) Sports Illustrated to recount story of champion Bowie Bears team – The 1949 Bowie Bears, the city's first state high-school baseball champions and, until Socorro's triumphant run in 2009, this city's only state high-school baseball champions, will receive national acclaim this weekend when Sports Illustrated hits the newsstands. (This story continues here)

(5:55:03 PM) Sports Illustrated's top 10 earning athletes, no New Orleans athlete on the list – Sports Illustrated's 50 top-earning American athletes by salary, winnings, endorsements and appearance fees will be released this week and, a sneak peek of the top 10 is out and even though three NFL quarterbacks are on the list, none of... (This story continues here)

(6:36:01 PM) Loreen Whitfield In Sports Illustrated – Loreen Whitfield was in this weeks issue of Sports Illustrated. Loreen is a senior at Clovis East who broke her 100 yard butterfly record at the CIF Central Section Championship. She also won the 200 yard individual medley. Loreen become the fifth swimmer in section history to win every state meet event she entered. She will represent American Samoa at the world in next month. (This story continues here)

(6:29:42 PM) Kenyon Martin Makes Sports Illustrated's 2011 Fortunate 50 – Sports Illustrated released its yearly Fortunate 50 , which ranks the highest-paid athletes in sports. These rankings are based on salary, endorsements and other similar factors. Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson come in at Nos. 1 and 2, while the championship-less and ring-less LeBron James closes out the top three. The only player from a Colorado team to appear on the list is the Denver Nuggets ... (This story continues here)

(6:05:38 PM) Iker Casillas and Cristiano Ronaldo Praised by Sports Illustrated's World XI – According to the Real Madrid website, Iker Casillas and Cristiano Ronaldo have been selected by Sports Illustrated's World XI. Iker Casillas was selected on the basis of being the best goalkeeper in the world. During the 2010-2011 UEFA Champions League, Copa Del Rey and Liga Espanola First Division, Casillas  participated and started in 54 matches in 5,629 minutes. The total passes by Casillas ... (This story continues here)

(6:22:40 PM) Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol Among Sports Illustrated's Top-Earning Athletes – Sports Illustrated released its list of the top-earning American athletes on Thursday , a ranking of all athletes by their money made in 2011 via both salary and endorsements. Kobe Bryant has been a staple on these lists for some time, which is understandable since he has made nearly $200 million in his 15-year career . Bryant is the highest-ranking local athlete on this list, checking in at ... (This story continues here)

(5:45:27 PM) EXCLUSIVE: Sports Illustrated Proves Why Tablets Are Better Than Print – Sports Illustrated will publish twice this week. For the first time ever, the magazine will update its tablet editions with new content on Thursday. The NHL playoffs going to a seventh game gave editors the opportunity. (This story continues here)

(5:28:06 PM) Highest Paid American Athletes: Sports Illustrated Releases Its 'Fortunate 50' (SLIDESHOW) – Tiger Woods is not invincible anymore, but you can't say he isn't raking in the dough. The golf icon once again ranks atop the Sports Illustrated 'Fortunate 50,' an annual look at America's highest earning athletes. (This story continues here)

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