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Articles in April 22, 2005 issue of Sporting News, The

• N.L. Central
• Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski shares his thoughts about the 'great game' of college basketball
  by James (American musician) Brown
• Workout Maverick
• N.L. West
• Out of the Woods
  by John Gordon
• Star search: Todd Kleuver won his ride in Roush Racing's version of a talent show, but he won't be satisfied if that's his only victory
  by Lee Spencer
• Pretty bad in pink: it's all fun and games until someone gets poked in the eye. Or wears a pink jersey
  by Matt Hayes
• N.L. East
• Your turn
  by Charles Freed
• The sophomore sink
  by Steve Walters
• Getting to know Mo can help opponents
  by Tom Gatto
• To know list: 6 beers or an empty wallet, whichever comes first
• Rodgers vs. Smith: no snap decision
  by Dan Pompei
• 3 questions with … Mets catcher Mike Piazza
  by Brendan Roberts
• Fantasy source
  by Chris Bahr
• Looking like a late-round catch
  by Dennis Dillon
• Draft trivia
• A.L. Central
• The Dog's last days?
• Money ball: who's making it—and who's earning it
  by Tom Gatto
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Measurables that matter
  by Dan Pompei
• Some skippers got off to bad starts, too
  by Ken Rosenthal
• 2005 Ad
  by Dave Kindred
• Driver's ed: a stick-and-ball fan's guide to NASCAR
  by Matt Crossman
• One on one-half
• A good manager knows more than baseball
  by Todd Jones
• Hey, Gordon doubters: this laugh's on you : it's too early to start fretting about drivers, especially a four-time champion
  by Lee Spencer
• Going a little more global
• Springtime in New York
• A.L. West
• Ramblin' man is ready to settle down: like every former Expo who made the move to Washington, D.C., Brad Wilkerson could benefit from the franchise's newfound stability and improve his performance
  by Ken Rosenthal
• A word of caution regarding change: the 2005 NCAA title game was close, competitive and reasonably high-scoring. If the rules are left alone, we might see another just like it next year
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Quick study: forget the learning curve—rookie Reed Sorenson finds himself near the top as a serious series contender
  by Lee Spencer
• Time's a-wasting: the Marlins have the talent to win another World Series, but the heat is on their young starters to grow up
  by Kevin Baxter
• Caught on the fly: the feel-good story of baseball's first week took a bad turn when Detroit's Dmitri Young, fresh off a 3-homer game, tested positive for Hardee's Monster Thickburger
• Two Utes: hey, Alex Smith and Andrew Bogut, why should your superstar schoolmate be the No. 1 pick in his sport's draft?
• Talking in circles
• A.L. East
• A lost franchise suddenly has hope: perhaps the Warriors are … well … the Warriors. But perhaps what's going on in the Bay Area is a sign of big things to come
  by Sean Deveney
• A movie about you and me
  by Chris Bahr
• Dream week: April 14-20
  by Chris Bahr
• Q&A: Bill Walton
  by Stan McNeal