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SI.com: Richard Deitsch: Should sports broadcasters get political?updated: Tue Oct 04 2011 15:59:00

Last month, ESPN golf analyst Paul Azinger offered a 140-character analysis of President Barack Obama's job creation record, a zinger from Azinger that reverberated around the web. Tweeted the analyst:"Facts: Potus has played more golf this month than I have; I have created more jobs this month than he has: #Marthasvineyard

SI.com: Norman Chad: Another round of fun facts about the widening world of sports televisionupdated: Sun Aug 23 2009 17:24:00

These are 23 (more) facts, tried and true, about the widening world of sports television:

SI.com: John Garrity: My Sportsman pick is the Ryder Cup rookiesupdated: Wed Nov 26 2008 10:18:00

Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Dec. 2. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer. For more essays, click here.

USA leads Europeansupdated: Wed Oct 01 2008 03:19:00

The U.S. moves closer to a win in the Ryder Cup. CNN's Patrick Snell reports.

U.S. holds Ryder Cup leadupdated: Sat Sep 20 2008 22:31:00

The United States takes its biggest day one lead in a Ryder Cup in 29 years with a powerful perfomance on Friday.

On the Ryder Cup courseupdated: Sat Sep 20 2008 21:35:00

CNN's Patrick Snell reports on the state of the course at Valhalla, in preparation for the Ryder Cup.

Paul Azinger exclusiveupdated: Fri Sep 19 2008 06:24:00

Paul Azinger, American Ryder Cup Captain tells CNN about his confidence in his team for the Ryder Cup.

SI.com: Tiger hits another milestoneupdated: Tue Mar 27 2007 17:00:00

MIAMI (AP)-- Davis Love III was the first.

SI.com: Aloha, Sunshineupdated: Tue Jan 16 2007 11:15:00

The new season began last week, at the Sony Open, the tournament the players all call Hawaii. The Mercedes-Benz Championship, the one Vijay Singh won at Kapalua in the first week of January? That's a dressed-up exhibition, winners only, another chance for the rich to get richer. The real start -- caddie changes in place, new gizmos on the practice tee, virgin irons in the bag, the exquisite grind of the Tour, all in the name of staying out there -- began for real last week. Charles Howell, who finished a shot back, said you start every season with all manner of golfing resolutions, but they're all on a short leash, one bad shot away from being discarded. The veteran Paul Goydos, a master of deadpan with a fitting nickname, had only one good week in 2006, a second-place finish in the Chrysler Championship, the final full-field event of the year, providing him with a $466,400 paycheck that allowed him to save his card. "I spent 10 weeks hoping that what worked at the end of last year would work in the new o

SI.com: Hot and Notupdated: Tue Jan 09 2007 11:32:00

1. VJ Thirty wins since turning 30, the second man to cross $50 million in career earning, the almost-44-year-old Vijay Singh just keeps coming. If he putts all year like he did at the Mercedes, he will easily re-establish himself as the second-best player in golf.

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