... s exit interview wrapped up a hectic week in which he led the Lakers to their 15th NBA title, made the cover of Sports Illustrated, hit the talk-show circuit and visited Disneyland. His daughters, ages 6 and 3, who called him Grumpy because ...

... sought the hearing, did not return telephone and e-mail messages left at his office Tuesday. In an essay for Sports Illustrated being released Wednesday, Hatch wrote that the Sherman Antitrust Act prohibits contracts, combinations or conspiracies ...

... The syringe apparently did not have a needle. Bonds picked it up with his glove. In 2002, Ken Caminiti told Sports Illustrated he used steroids during his MVP season in 1996 with the Padres. He estimated half the players in the big leagues ...

... in 1954 at age 39 and later attributed his longevity in baseball to "clean living and the spitball." In a 1955 Sports Illustrated article entitled, "The Outlawed Spitball Was My Money Pitch," Roe, a year after his retirement, admitted to ...

... substitute for what the auto industry used to provide." LeBron James ($28 million in endorsements according to Sports Illustrated's 2007 figures), Peyton Manning ($13 million) and those in the top-circle elite don't have so much to ...

... the first swimmer honored as Sports Illustrated's sportsman of the year ... session where he posed for the Sports Illustrated cover. "I'm doing what ... NFL quarterback Brett Favre. Sports Illustrated Group editor Terry McDonell ...

... move as did 67 percent of people who responded to a Birmingham News poll. CHEEKIEST ANALYSES: Stuart Mandel of Sports Illustrated noted that Auburn AD Jay Jacobs may have been trying to set an Guinness World Record by for "the most coaches interviewed ...

... disappointing season filled with all sorts of turmoil, adding a player more likely to be profiled in "People" than "Sports Illustrated" seems risky. It could be perceived as just another sideshow, like the cameras from HBO's "Hard Knocks" that ...

... ally. The GM did not immediately return a phone message from The Associated Press. The book, co-authored by Sports Illustrated's Tom Verducci, is due out Feb. 3 and is being published by Doubleday. It is not a first-person account but ...

... lousy economy this year led some regular party sponsors to cut back or pull out of the Super Bowl scene Playboy and Sports Illustrated both bagged their annual affairs but there's still enough going on in Tampa to keep the paparazzi busy all weekend ...