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Articles in May 31, 2004, issue of Sporting News, The

• Your turn
  by Michael Cravens
• The hotshot in the hot rod: Kevin Harvick is anything but predictable off the track; on it, his consistency and a strong team are giving him his best chance yet at winning a Cup championship
  by Matt Crossman
• Coming attractions
  by Chris Bahr
• Fantasy source
• Secret weapons: Martin Gelinas and Ruslan Fedotenko might not be Conn Smythe candidates, but their teams would be lost without them
  by Kara Yorio
• Smoke, fire and tainted Olympic dreams
  by Dave Kindred
• Will Smarty Jones win the triple crown?
• Top draft prospects
• Long, cold nights
  by Kara Yorio
• NBA trading spaces: welcome to the show where two coaches—both handy in the locker room—swap teams and redecorate their squads' championship hopes
  by Sean Deveney
• A.L. reports
• The countdown is on
• Go inside the playoffs
• Still standing, sort of
  by Fritz Quindt
• Heart failure: the Kings lack toughness, and changing the coach might be the best way to end a run of postseason flameouts
  by Sean Deveney
• N.L. reports
• Summer swishes
• Vital stats
  by Fritz Quindt
• The price of an encore can be high
  by Sean Deveney
• Why starting points often mean end results
  by Dan Pompei
• One on one with … Mike Maroth, LHP, Tigers
  by Dave Albee
• To know list: 7 nuggets in a pot of gold we at TSN like to call … well, TSN
• Do not adjust your set
  by Fritz Quindt
• Playoffs or not, calls must be made
  by Kara Yorio
• Some players have lost touch
  by Paul Attner
• Bob Hill's Starting 5
  by Bob Hille
• Soundbitten
  by Fritz Quindt
• The No. 48 is racing's dream team
  by Lee Spencer
• AFC reports
• They are not the 'I-Team'
• Lightning strikes thrice
  by Kara Yorio
• TSN 5: the 5 big races to watch this year Coca-Cola 600
  by Roger Kuznia
• NFC reports
• On air
• It was quite an introduction
  by Kara Yorio
• 'New' Clemens is a classic
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Summer break? Not for these QBs
  by Matt Hayes
• Bitter? Not this hitter: though the Red Sox spent the offseason trying to get rid of him, Manny Ramirez has been surprisingly pleasant off the field and predictably productive at the plate
  by Tom Maloney
• This captain has all the answers
  by Todd Jones
• Rebuilding made easier
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Chuck roast