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Articles in April 14, 2003 issue of Sporting News, The

• Baseball tour
• The buzz
  by Fritz Quindt
• Smarter by the mile: Winston Cup drivers can learn valuable lessons when they moonlight in the Busch Series
  by Matt Crossman
• Judge not, that ye be not right
  by Lee Spencer
• AFC reports
• Your turn
• On deck
• One on one with … Caron Butler
• A.L. reports
• Tee time
• No vacancy in the 500-channel universe
  by Fritz Quindt
• Red herring: a new ballpark won't divert attention from Cincinnati's problems: a tenuous front-office situation and roster shortcomings that got worse the moment Ken Griffey Jr. suffered his latest injury
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Money for nothing
  by Kara Yorio
• Why QBs get passed up
  by Dan Pompei
• A baseball life comes full circle
  by William Earnest Harwell
• Bound to be hits for baseball lovers
  by Stuart Miller
• Can you handle the pressure?
  by Kurt Rambis
• Scouting report: RHP Jose Contreras Yankees
  by Lewis Shaw
• So different, but so much the same
  by David Kindred
• To know list: 6 more sports insights than the Masters has TV sponsors
• Vital stats
  by Fritz Quindt
• Circle K pit stop: Darren Jolly
  by Marty Smith
• Thinking small: one week after running at its biggest track, Winston Cup squeezes the competition
  by Paul Grant
• NFC reports
• The final four
• On air
• It was great seeing you, Michael
  by Sean Deveney
• Top five
  by Matt Crossman
• Matchup heaven & hell
  by Brendan Roberts
• You'll love this game
• A road trip around the bases
  by Stuart Miller
• The greatest playoff show on earth
  by Kyle Veltrop
• Western conference
• Bullish on the Bruins again
  by Mike DeCourcy
• How to … pick a 3-on-3 team
  by Stuart Miller
• Fresh-squeezed orangeman: Carmelo Anthony carries Syracuse to its first NCAA championship and proves to have the juiciest game of any college freshman—ever
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Eastern conference
• N.L. reports
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Soundbitten
  by Fritz Quindt
• Character sketches: forget the superstars. In the playoffs, the guys grinding it out in the corners hold the key to an extended run at the Stanley Cup
  by Kara Yorio
• Pirates stitch together a better team
  by Ken Rosenthal
• The best game—no contest
  by Tom Dienhart
• A declining stock
• Do not adjust your set
  by Fritz Quindt
• Best on the board: forget his injury history and lack of mobility. Byron Leftwich's strong arm, accuracy and leadership make him the premier choice in the draft. Any team that doesn't realize it is making a mistake
  by Paul Attner
• Now pinch hitting for virtual Larry Walker, virtual Todd Jones!
  by Todd Jones
• Ultimate fantasy source
  by David Srinivasan