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Questions About NFL Probe

Robert Mueller was tapped by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to investigate

By Sports Illustrated / Tom Taylor

Tony Stewart Not Charged in the Death of Kevin Ward Jr.

On Wednesday, a grand jury in upstate New York decided that criminal charges would not be brought against Tony Stewart in the death of sprint car driver Kevin Ward Jr.​During an Aug. 9 sprint car...

By Sports Illustrated / Sarah Barshop

Football Player's Family Sues NFL Over His Suicide

The relatives of former San Diego Chargers defensive back Paul Oliver have sued the National Football League for wrongful death, claiming that concussions contributed to his suicide last year, the Associated Press reports.Oliver’s wife and...

By Sports Illustrated / Scooby Axson

Mo'ne Davis Will Donate Her Jersey to Hall of Fame

Mo’ne Davis will donate the jersey she wore when she became the first female to throw a complete game shutout in the Little League World Series to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.,...

By Sports Illustrated / Dan Gartland

Messi's Legacy Debate Continues

Messi missed the free kick in the 120th minute of play against Germany, sealing Argentina's fate

By Brian Straus / Sports Illustrated

Argentina vs. Germany Referee Controversy Echoes, 24 Years Later

The two teams last faced off during the 1990 World Cup in Italy

By Ben Lyttleton / Sports Illustrated

FIFA Denies Luis Suarez's Appeal for Chiellini Bite

This was Suarez's third career biting incident

By Paul Palladino / Sports Illustrated

Blitz Breakdown: How Mighty Germany Ripped Apart Brazil

The German team scored an historic five goals in 18 minutes of play

By Liviu Bird / Sports Illustrated

An American Assist in Germany's World Cup Quest

He was originally appointed in 2004 when Jurgen Klinsmann was coaching Germany's team

By Ben Lyttleton / Sports Illustrated

Belgium a Dynamic Test for USA Amid High Expectations, Golden Generation

"I feel like the people [in Belgium] are confident they’re going to beat the U.S.”

By Brian Straus / Sports Illustrated

The World Cup Tactical Trend Yielding the Most Success

World Cup teams starting games with three center backs have won 11 matches

By Liviu Bird / Sports Illustrated

Charlie Davies Embraces Reality, Maintains Hope, While Watching USA

Davies was a rising US soccer star for the 2010 World Cup team when he was severely injured in a car accident

By Ben Reiter / Sports Illustrated

Jermaine Jones, USA's 'Fighting Pig,' Wins Over His World Cup Critics

The German-born Jones scored against Portugal on Sunday

By Brian Straus / Sports Illustrated

How the USA Let its Golden World Cup Chance Slip Away

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo broke free from Team USA's defense to assist a goal in the last minute of play

By Liviu Bird / Sports Illustrated

John Kerry Talks Fútbol Diplomacy

Secretary of State said soccer "comes up all the time" with international leaders

By Grant Wahl / Sports Illustrated

Jozy Altidore Ruled out for USA's World Cup Match vs. Portugal

Due to a strained hamstring after USA's World Cup win over Ghana Monday

By Brian Straus / Sports Illustrated

Chileans Storm Stadium Before Spain Match

Hundreds of Chileans burst into press center in Brazil

By Greg Bishop / Sports Illustrated

USA Goes Back to its Roots to Drum Up Winning World Cup Formula vs. Ghana

USA's John Brooks scores game-winning goal in last minutes

By Brian Straus / Sports Illustrated

Watch Landon Donovan Take His World Cup Absence in Absolutely Hilarious Stride

Donovan missed out on qualifying for the World Cup's U.S. national team

By Avi Creditor / Sport Illustrated

Tony Gwynn Was a Joy to Watch at the Plate, and in Life

What Tony Gwynn did even better than “carving” base hits through “the 5.5 hole” between third base and shortstop — something he did so often and so well he owned the concept the way Willie...

By Tom Verducci/Sports Illustrated
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