Sports Illustrated Kids

The magazine kids love to read! The ultimate, kid-friendly, resource on sports including: profiles of the biggest names in sports, fun sports trivia, games, contests, amazing action photography, instructional tips from the pros, interactive sports cards, and hilarious Buzz Beamer cartoons.

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Ball From Home • With no games, NBA players turned to socially distanced versions of basketball.

Birthdays

EMMA RESNICK

Stay N Play • WITH OUR OFFICE closed, we had to make this issue at home in our pajamas. If you’re stuck in the house when it arrives, here are some ideas for indoor fun.

DENI AVDIJA • Hoops-mad Israel has produced some great teams, but never an NBA star. That could change with the 19-year-old, who, despite some very average stats, has the potential to be a special player.

THE NEXT WAVE • Three more young Euro draft prospects to watch.

KYLER MURRAY • ARIZONA CARDINALS QUARTERBACK

HALL OF COOL • This isn’t a Hall of Fame. No, it’s way better than that. We’re honoring what’s fresh. (Is “fresh” still “tight”?) We’re enshrining the athletes, objects, games, broadcasters, and, um, facial hair that make sports so hip. Without further ado, the inaugural class ….

MULTI-SPORT MATRIX

AMERICANS ABROAD • They achieved varying levels of renown in the United States. But each is a legend in one foreign land.

SAME DNA • Twins don’t just play baseball in Minnesota. These pairs of siblings had their foes seeing double.

UNTOLD TALES • MARCH WASN’T MAD. OPENING DAY STAYED CLOSED. THE CORONAVIRUS ROBBED FANS OF WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN MANY MEMORABLE MOMENTS. SO ALLOW US TO PRESENT SOME OF THE COMPETITORS WHO WERE DENIED THEIR TIME IN THE SPOTLIGHT.

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Athletes in hiding • The names of five athletes are hidden in the sentences below. Can you find them? Use the clues to help you and then underline the name in each sentence. We did one for you.

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BUZZ BEAMER