Sports Illustrated Magazine Subscription

Pros: Best Sports Magazine

Cons: NONE

Review: Sports Illustrated has been THE sports magazine for decades, having started back in 1954. Originally, it?s major competition was SPORT Magazine, but in recent years no one has come close. ESPN the Magazine is making a run at them now, but they have...

Pros: Wonderful, informative, lengthy articles with nice photos.

Cons: It is only for a specific target audience (Is that a con?)

The Bottom Line: This is a great sports filled magazine for the true sports fan. It makes a terrific gift.

Review: An addition to my title: ....although I suspect there will be many who only watch the Super Bowl and don't follow sports any other time. I supposed what prompted this review is the fact the New England Patriots are in the Super Bowl! I am a...

Pros: great writing & photos; Life of Reilly by Rick Reilly

Cons: too much golf!

Review: SI, in my opinion, is the premier sports magazine in the country period. Its closest competitor, The Sporting News, has neither the quality of articles nor the fun on the side stuff that SI boasts. Its all-around sports focus is great for fans of...

Pros: up to date on scores!

Cons: not much of NY Giants!

Review: Sports Illustrated is a wonderful magazine! It keeps me up to date on the scores and lives of my favorite players.I especially love the articles that focus on off-field life of the players. It educates me on their lifestyle and where they come...

Pros: Rick Reilly's column

Cons: more expensive and harder to scan than The Sporting News

The Bottom Line: This is the best-written, most engaging sports magazine I've found, but for a light sports fan, its quite a time commitment to read every week.

Review: As you can probably tell, I love Rick Reilly's edgy, sarcastic, sometimes funny, sometimes sad column at the back of Sports Illustrated. The rest of the magazine I find I either have to not read or spend a lot of time on. If you really love sports...

Pros: Many sports are included in one magazine and it has great columns.

Cons: Doesn't always do enough justice to certain sporting events.

Review: Looking for news about more than one sport and don't want to buy a magazine for each one? Sports Illustrated is the answer. This is a magazine that covers everything - Outdoor Sports, Golf, Football, College Sports, High School Sports, whatever you...

Pros: Excellent In Depth Coverage, Swimsuit Issue

Cons: Too Much College Sports, Golf

The Bottom Line: If you like sports, this is a wonderful publication. The Swimsuit Issue is worth the yearly price by itself.

Review: I have many reasons to like Sports Illustrated Magazine, but the main ones are Marisa Miller, Tyra Banks, Molly Sims, Aline Nakashima, Oluchi Onweagba, Petra Nemcova, Elsa Benitez, Mallory Snyder, and Ana Beatriz Barros. Their yearly...

Pros: Something for every fan.

Cons: The SI jinx???????

Review: Sports Illustrated is probably the top sports magazine on the market. It is easy to overlook this magazine since it is a weekly publication, but after stopping a subscription, you realize just why you miss it every weekend.

First, since the...