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Sports Illustrated, 01 luglio 2026

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ArticleCHERIE DEVAUX

The Derby-win­ning hand­ler has never wavered in her pur­suit of horse racing’s top prize Like her equine cham­pion Golden Tempo, CHERIE DEVAUX, the first female trainer to win the Ken­tucky Derby, may have sur­prised many with her suc­cess. But she...

CHERIE DEVAUX

ArticleKARIM LÓPEZ

The for­ward likely to be the first Mex­ican-born first-rounder hopes to ignite a gen­er­a­tion of hoops stars in his home coun­try Cameron prior to draft night. Car­los insists it is not awk­ward amid a one-of-a-kind inter­sec­tion of wel­com­ing a...

KARIM LÓPEZ

ArticleCAMERON BOOZER

In the deep­est class in years, the most accom­plished pro­spect is the son of a former NBA All-star who forged his own path

CAMERON BOOZER

ArticleDOMINIQUE MALONGA

The WNBA star, and future of the Storm, didn’t always see bas­ket­ball as her call­ing entered her second WNBA sea­son as the future of the fran­chise and a prom­ising tal­ent. But the inter­na­tional phe­nom did not always see bas­ket­ball as her...

DOMINIQUE MALONGA

ArticleCHARTER FLIGHTS

Pro ath­letes once endured the same air agon­ies as the rest of us—even middle seats! It was the spring of 1985, back when Golden State’s NBA team, War­ri­ors in name only, was a meek col­lect­ive that lost more games than it won and sel­dom made the...

CHARTER FLIGHTS

ArticleSTRIKER PENCE

The Mine­craft-lov­ing teen with base­ball in his blood effort­lessly throws 100 mph THE BASEBALL UNICORN LIVES IN CORONA, CALIFORNIA. His house sits at the end of a cul-de-sac, one among thou­sands form­ing the Inland Empire’s ocean of sub­ur­bia....

STRIKER PENCE