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The Eagles Were Built to Destroy, and That’s Just What They Did to the Chiefs

The Eagles were bigger and badder. They were stronger and faster. They were younger and edgier. Kansas City never had a chance.

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Meet the 2024 SportsKid of the Year: Arden Pala

Through the charity he started and runs, the California teen is using the power of sports to uplift underserved students in his community.

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The Story of Sports Illustrated's Tiger Woods 2019 Masters Cover Photo

Catching up with photographer Kohjiro Kinno, who snapped the iconic SI cover image of Tiger Woods winning the 2019 Masters.

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Alyssa Thompson Set a New Standard for Girls in Soccer

While going head to head with male players in an MLS youth academy, the 2023 NWSL top draft pick didn’t just keep up with the boys—she stood out among them.

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A Different Kind of Team. A Different Kind of Adversity. Another Chiefs Super Bowl.

Sunday brought a second Lombardi Trophy and a second heroic performance from a one-of-a-kind quarterback, the coach who can’t stop winning and the GM he helped shape.

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SI’s Favorite Stories of 2022

Staffers put together a list of the can’t-miss features that defined a wild year in sports.

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Allyson Felix Left the Track World Better Than She Found It—And She’s Not Done Yet

The U.S. Olympic legend—and advocate for athletes and mothers—is the winner of SI’s 2022 Muhammad Ali Legacy Award.

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Stephen Curry Is SI’s 2022 Sportsperson of the Year

An elusive Finals MVP award. A long-awaited college degree. Continued charitable works. Curry accomplished it all—and more—in 2022, reminding the world how to be a winner.

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Cancer Cost Him a Foot. It Hasn’t Stopped His Football Dream.

When osteosarcoma attacked Brandon Thomas, cutting off a part of his body represented his best chance to keep playing the sport he loves.

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The Reinvention of Yama, the World’s Heaviest Sumo Wrestler

Ryuichi Yamamoto left Japan after a match-fixing scandal led to his retirement from organized sumo. Now he’s carving out a career in Hollywood.

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The Title IX Torch Carriers

Motivated by former generations and bolstered by their own athletic triumphs, these nine leaders are today’s inspiring, influential voices advancing the women’s equality efforts that the 1972 statute set in motion.

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Is Chet Holmgren the Future of Basketball?

It all depends on whether this surefire lottery pick’s 7’ 1”, 195-pound frame can hold up in the NBA.

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SI's Best Super Bowl LVI Photos

Best Photos from Super Bowl LVI

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SoFi Stadium Went Up—and Then Everything Changed

Crushing traffic, soaring rents and residents forced out. The home of Super Bowl LVI brought prosperity to Inglewood, but at what cost?

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