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Articles in April 5, 2004 issue of Sporting News, The

• Scouting the draft
• The trouble with Tiger
  by Fritz Quindt
• The new-look Orioles can make an immediate impact in the A.L. East with four home games against the Red Sox
  by Chris Bahr
• These names shouldn't be foreign to you
  by Sean Deveney
• Thou shalt draft impact players, regardless of position
  by Dan Pompei
• The possibilities are endless
• !Viva la adiccion! A hardcore player visits fantasy baseball's Mecca: Las Vegas, site of the world championship
  by Brendan Roberts
• Bowling over perceptions: throw a few games with NASCAR bad boy Tony Stewart, and out rolls evidence that he is amiable, generous and even fun. But there's one stereotype that can't be dislodged: his passion for—make that obsession with—racing
  by Matt Crossman
• One on one with … Randy Johnson, LHP, D-Backs
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Ryan Smyth, LW, Oilers
  by Kara Yorio
• Talking about race is a sign of progress
  by Dave Kindred
• Hey, check out the new guy
• Upon further review …
• The forecast is gloomy
  by Ken Rosenthal
• N.L. reports
• Put the field fillers out to pasture
  by Lee Spencer
• Alex the greatest for the second straight year, general managers put A-Rod at the top of our list of baseball's 50 best players
  by Stan McNeal
• Ailing stars
• Hands down, St. Louis is the MVP
  by Kara Yorio
• Matchup heaven & hell
  by George Winkler
• Scott Pioli, Patriots
  by Dan Pompei
• Finally, there are four: four teams packing plenty of talent and loaded with desire will slug it out for the NCAA championship
  by Benson Taylor
• Putting things in order
  by Stan McNeal
• Getting primed for the playoffs
  by Adrian Aucoin
• Caught on the fly
• The buzz
  by Fritz Quindt
• Welcome to the A.L. West, Alfonso Soriano
  by Chris Bahr
• One on one with … Lamar Odom, PF, Heat
  by Ira Winderman
• AFC reports
• On air
• Mane attraction: Iowa tackle Robert Gallery isn't cutting any corners—or one strand of his shoulder-length hair—as he prepares for the NFL. Considering his impeccable credentials and the recent success rate of highly drafted offensive linemen, h
  by Dennis Dillon
• The world champion Marlins will start at home against Montreal
  by Chris Bahr
• Pleasant surprises and unpleasant demises
  by Charley Rosen
• Fantasy source
• Still time to play
• T.D. always had fun in Big D
• Riding high: with a roster full of transfers, Oklahoma State Cowboys coach Eddie Sutton has proved once again that he can win with any type of team
  by Mike DeCourcy
• A.L. reports
• The West won't be lost for long
  by Mike DeCourcy
• To know list: 6 straight hits—somebody get that pitcher outta there!
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• FYI
  by Fritz Quindt
• Barry Bonds will resume his pursuit of Willie Mays and Hank Aaron in Houston
  by Chris Bahr
• NFC reports
• Scouts' views: an NBA scout breaks down the game of Pacers point guard Jamaal Tinsley
• Do not adjust your set
  by Fritz Quindt
• D-backs ace Randy Johnson will get an early test against the Rockies
  by Chris Bahr
• Top five: playoff injury concerns
  by Tricia Garner
• Corn-fed to Callahan: win now
  by Darryl Richards