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Articles in May 19, 2003 issue of Sporting News, The

• Get on the gridiron
• On air
• Side by side: the bench coach plays a vital role in the dugout, especially when manager learns to trust him
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Don't touch that dial
  by Kara Yorio
• Talking "smack"
  by Fritz Quindt
• Tough choice is right choice for Royals
  by Ken Rosenthal
• A wreck of a start: Ryan Newman's season has been awful—but don't write it off yet
  by Roger Kuznia
• Matchup heaven & hell
• The late-night scoop
• Do not adjust your set
  by Fritz Quindt
• Coming attractions
  by Chris Bahr
• Memo to Mr. Allen: I'm ready for a promotion
  by Sean Deveney
• The home of the Braves
• Winds of change: led by manager Dusty Baker and a young, talented rotation, the new-look Cubs are playing like long-time contenders
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Stars in cars: the Winston, NASCAR's multisegment all-star event, has a top prize of $1 million
  by Lee Spencer
• Ultimate fantasy source
  by Jeff Paur
• To know list: 7 better uses of the North Carolina governor's time than driving a racecar
• How to make an exit
  by Joe Buck
• N.L. reports
• The increasingly complex job of pass protection
  by Dan Pompei
• N.L. Cy Young hopefuls
• Seven about four: things you need to know about the conference finalists and the grind-it-out series they are playing
  by Kara Yorio
• Junior is on track—the title track
  by Lee Spencer
• A golden opportunity is waiting
  by Matt Hayes
• Play the season on your terms
• Vital stats
  by Fritz Quindt
• Scouting report
  by Lewis Shaw
• Thriving in Las Vegas: truck series driver Brendan Gaughan, the son of a casino owner, grew up in the gaming mecca and learned early about the thrill of competition
  by Lee Spencer
• The buzz
  by Fritz Quindt
• 500 reasons to pay attention
  by Todd Jones
• Born to drive: living on the edge—whether as a Busch Series racer or a movie stuntman—always has come naturally for Stanton Barrett Jr
  by Lee Spencer
• Tide rolls right by the nicest story of all
  by Dave Kindred
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Your turn
• A.L. reports
• AFC
• A Wolverine trying to make it in Buckeye country
• `I get to think': Joe Dumars, TSN's Executive of the Year, has turned around the Pistons with the same skills that made him a top player: smarts, a great work ethic and love for his job
  by Sean Deveney
• Wide lane has narrow appeal
  by Mike DeCourcy
• NFC