Sports Illustrated

By Dan Gartland And it couldn’t have come at a worse time for MLB. View the original article to see embedded media. It does fans a disserviceOne of baseball’s top newsbreakers has parted ways with MLB Network, reportedly over his criticism of commissio…

By Avi Creditor Take a look into our crystal ball for a glimpse into how the sport’s biggest and most pressing stories will unfold in the year ahead. View the original article to see embedded media. It’s a new year—a World Cup year—and with that comes …

By Jon Wertheim The world No. 1 made headlines in 2021 for losing his temper at the Olympics and declining vaccination. But, like him or not, Djokovic will soon be the most accomplished man in tennis. Trading convenience and actionfor comfort and solit…

By Madeline Coleman A woman sitting behind Vancouver’s bench during the Kraken’s first-ever home game noticed a concerning spot on the back of Hamilton’s neck. View the original article to see embedded media. Canucks assistant equipment manager Brian “…

By Justin Barrasso The Scottish Warrior wants to bring a WWE pay-per-view back to the United Kingdom this year. Drew McIntyre knows exactly how he plans to start the new year. “Hopefully Madcap Moss didn’t indulge too much last night,” McIntyre says, r…

By Dan Gartland 100 moments, big and small, that helped define the year in sports. View the original article to see embedded media. Every year is a good year to be a sports fan, but 2021 was better than most, primarily because it was the year that stad…

By Jon Wertheim In a year when he came within one match of the Grand Slam, the world No. 1 also made headlines for losing his temper at the Olympics and declining vaccination. But, like him or not, soon the most controversial man in the game will also …

By Joseph Salvador McDavid shared his thoughts on NHL players not being able to compete in this year’s Olympics. After Wednesday’s announcement of the NHL’s withdrawal from the 2022 Winter Olympics, Oilers captain Connor McDavid shared his thoughts on …

By Brian Straus The individuals, instances, teams and triumphs that we’ll remember most from the last year across the sport. View the original article to see embedded media. American soccer endured its share of obstacles in 2021—some resulting from the…

By Steve Rushin The past year has provided countless feelgood moments. These are not among them. THREE YARDS AND A CLOUD OF DUSTAfter a fan illicitly scattered the ashes of a loved one onto Heinz Field during the Steelers-Broncos game in Pittsburgh, an…