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Articles in June 24, 2005, issue of Sporting News, The

• A desperate comeback: if you still care about the NHL, consider yourself warned: a new deal—and a drastically changed league—are afoot
  by Kara Yorio
• A last call to remember: Wallace won't go out his turn signal blinking
  by Lee Spencer
• Outside the box: another A-Rod milestone
• Inside the NFC
• Your turn
  by Andrea McNally
• Cage match: Gordon vs. Stewart
• A.L. west
• NFL focus: rehab updates
• The fields are alive with the sound of music: a CD showcasing the musical talents of major leaguers? Puh-lease. But—surprise—"Oh Say Can You Sing?" isn't half bad
  by Corrie Anderson
• Holy good racing, Batman!
  by Matt Crossman
• N.L. east
• The Insider strikes back: we have this strange little relationship; they hate me; I love them
  by Matt Hayes
• 'He realizes he made a mistake'
  by James Brown
• TSNumber 6
• Players truly appreciate bringing their kids to work
  by Jones Todd
• Kepping Shaq happy is worth the risk: Shaquille O'Neal is just like you and I. All he wants from his bosses is recognition, respect and an eight-figure payday to show they mean it
  by Sean Deveney
• A special team: an NFL assistant coach has discovered unconditional love as the single parent of an adopted boy with autism
  by Joe Marciano
• If a club could fire its owner … the Reds dumped their manager and G.M. less than two years ago. Carl Lindner hired such wonderful replacements that the team needs to do it all again
  by Ken Rosenthal
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• Talking the talk: as players jockey for position in Chicago and elsewhere, the predraft buzz is getting louder for some players and softer for others
  by Sean Deveney
• The need for 'Sheed: Rasheed Wallace doesn't like being the center of attention, but the Pistons must hope he steals more of the spotlight against the Spurs
  by Stan McNeal
• Dream week: June 16-22
  by Chris Bahr
• N.L. central
• Good or great? It's his choice: Brandon Rush chose the strangest way to prove himself—he competed
  by Mike DeCourcy
• To know list: 7 tomato cans that could beat Mike Tyson silly
• Q&A: Hubie Brown
• A.L. east
• N.L. west
• Squeeze play
  by George Winkler
• NASCAR fan appreciation days? Getting close to the drivers at race shop open houses helps foster fans' deep love for NASCAR
  by Lee Spencer
• A battle for bragging rights
  by Stan McNeal
• A.L. central
• Scouts views: observations and opinions from major league scouts
• Fantasy bumper stickers
  by George Winkler
• Caught on the fly
• Into thin air: most of the Rockies' altitude adjustments have failed over the years—and no solutions are in sight
  by Stan McNeal
• Umpire school
  by William Drennan
• Patriot wars: retooling the dynasty: may the farce be with you
  by Dan Pompei
• Judgment call
  by Roberts Brendan
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Meet Joe Glenn: his charm will enchant you, but it's his record—especially rebuilding Wyoming—that will attract the attention of big-time programs
  by Matt Hayes
• Huskers will try to cap off a big season at home
  by Kirk Kenney
• Inside the AFC
• So you want a little intrigue? Maybe Deep Throat can tell us what Michael Jordan wouldn't
  by Dave Kindred