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5 out of 5: Best Sports Magazine by a long shot
skyrydr, June 16, 2004

The best. I have been a subscriber for years and this magazine never disappoints. They always have an interesting take on the important sports topics. I watch ESPN, listen to sports radio, and seem to have almost a glut of information, but this magazine will give you something new every week. Best of all is Rick Reilly. He is the little prize awaiting every reader at the end of each issue. A lot of people really like ESPN magazine, but in my opinion it pales in comparison to SI.

This magazine keeps me up to date on all the scores that I need to know. It gives me stats and more. And just when I think I am bored with the entire thing....along comes the swimsuit edition that just recreates the excitement...as if I am at my first football game.
 

5 out of 5: The best sports magazine
Cathy Stucker, December 28, 2003

Although the predictions are sometimes wrong and the editorials sound ignorant, it's the best magazine for major sports (baseball, football, basketball, and hockey) Don’t expect much else (soccer, swimming, etc...) It has a few features on these every now and then, but who cares about those anyways?

Sports Illustrated is possibly the most famous magazine in America other then Time or Life. Its a weekly bible on all the latest in sports news. Articles are from elite sports writers on all sports from Football to Little League Baseball. Rick Reilly's weekly column is always hilarious and he is probably the most famous SI writer today. SI is a sports fan must have. The price is great and the magazine always comes in good condition. For god sakes, just get this subscription. It cannot be beat!

5 out of 5: Real good
by Michael Gordon, October 15, 2003

I have been reading SI for over 10 years and I am simply addicted to it. Since I now work in Asia, it is not always easy to find its issues on a timely manner, and ordering previous issues of SI has become a routine for me every once in a while.
SI has the following 3 strengths which no other magazine can match: 1) Its pictures are always the best in terms of quality and creativity, 2) Its team of writers (Tom Verducci, Phil Taylor, Frank Deford..)is the most professional and well connected that its articles are not just merely sports coverage, but profiles of athletes and the sports itself. Plus SI likes to follow athletes throughout their career so SI has very high collectible value, for example I have got the first SI article covering Tiger (make me so proud) 3) Its tradition, everybody knows the influence of an SI cover.