"Best Sports Magazine Ever"
A review of Sports Illustrated Magazine, October 14, 2008
Submitted by: Pete

Love it.

A review of Sports Illustrated Magazine, September 23, 2008
Submitted by: Chuck from Harrisonburg, VA

I credit SI and the great writers/storytellers for my academic success!  The vocabulary, human interest stories that gave me some background in history, geography, and science (such as the John Akii-Bua story for a history of Uganda and Mamo Wolde for Ethiopia, learning my states through following the NFL and NBA, a background in physiology from articles about training and injuries/rehab., track & field events and people from around the world, and on and on. 

After more than 20 years away from SI, we have subscribed so that my son can have the same advantages.  We've been cover to cover readers since we started receiving it again this summer.  Thank you for such an enjoyable way to broaden our world. 

Divorce???
A review of Sports Illustrated Magazine, December 16, 2007
Submitted by: Sportnut's Wife from Sacramento, Ca

The only time I thought my husband would leave me in 40 years of marriage is when I forgot to renew his subscription to SI!

Buy it for the photography, value it for the articles
A review of Sports Illustrated Magazine, December 14, 2007
Submitted by: bomill from ann arbor, mi

With 50 years experience, Sports Illustrated has got it right and keeps on getting it right.  The photographs are spectacular and the articles are every bit as good.

SI: Where writers excel!
A review of Sports Illustrated Magazine, December 12, 2007
Submitted by: Hawkeye from Kansas City, KS

 As a sports journalist myself, I have long been a subscriber to SI because of the quality of writing. Rick Reilly (sp?) alone was worth the price of the magazine and I will sorely miss him. I also particularly enjoy the photography and especially the three pages of great photos. The golf section is also a plus where I find John Garrity to be especially good. The lone reason I did not give it a five-star rating is that there are some stories that I have no interest - although I'm fully aware that one of SI's strengths is reaching out to so many.