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Future of Sports Illustrated in doubt after its publisher announced a mass layoff at the venerable media brand.
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Future of Sports Illustrated in doubt after its publisher announced a mass layoff at the venerable media brand.
Sports Illustrated began publishing in 1954 and covers a wide range of sports as well as an annual swimsuit edition. Authentic says Sports Illustrated has an audience of more than 120 million people online and in print.
Peppers has versatility that will leave NFL types wondering about how he fits.
We can celebrate the chipping away at the status quo in the sports we love.
The magazine has the Astros winning the title.
The Cubs are gaining national acclaim after winning 20 of their past 24 games.
Duncan Keith's game-winning goal is the lead photo on the national cover.
Hannah Davis is defending the provocative photo.
An iconic photo of "Mr. Cub" graces the cover of the magazine in the Midwest.
Here comes to national attention for the Cubs.
Ravenous Illinois fans take over Internet polls -- what would they do with a real championship team?
It's a creepy shot of Rice following Janay Palmer into the elevator.
The Jackie Robinson West boys were an inspiration, bringing joy to so many.
Cutler is one of the NFC's "gunslingers."
It's weird celebrating children like this, but so much of the cool stuff is organic.
He made regrettable comments last Friday about domestic violence.
Dutch soccer fan Ben Oude Kamphuis is more dedicated that you are.
Let this not escape us: Patrick Kane is just 25 years old.
The cover commemorates the one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings.
Rick Reilly chose not to adapt, and the Darwinian genre has spoken.
Sports Illustrated's Stewart Mandel compiled a ranking of the best and worst college football coaches in the country - and it's not good for the University of Illinois.
Over a year later, it's the same story. And unfortunately, again, the anger is directed at the wrong people.
The problem is in the word still being used that immediately brings to mind deception, lies and fraud.
In the wake of Monday's bombings at the Boston Marathon, Sports Illustrated is pausing to reflect.
After their historic run, the Blackhawks have earned the cover of Sports Illustrated.
