From Trilith, Ga. to Laguna Niguel and up to Seattle. The U.S. built a close-knit team that thrived on the energy of a country backing them.
Then, in an instant, it was over.
The story of the #USMNT's 2026 World Cup, with @HenryBushnell and @tombogert:
https://t.co/WcGeQVyQLZ
This has been in the works. Things change. So it's time to depart SI after 9+ years. ❤️to @rynhnt, @adamduerson and the GOAT @AviCreditor.
If you clicked the link or bought a copy, thanks. If you have any career advice, also thanks.
We'll jump and we'll see
My man didn’t even wait, like, two hours to unveil it. Couldn’t even get home from a flight in time to watch before having it ruined. Unforgivable. A 12 on this scale
After roughly a decade at Sports Illustrated, it’s over. Would’ve preferred to leave on my own terms and not be red carded in the middle of paternity leave, but here we are. Proud of what our ⚽ team achieved, incredibly fortunate to have worked with the very best in the business
An elite talent with a clear future in and around the NBA … writing a masterpiece of a mag cover story on Victor Wembanyama.
Way to go out on a high note, @JeremyWoo
Well, I’m excited to share my final piece for Sports Illustrated, which happens to be this month’s cover story - I went to Paris to find out what makes Victor Wembanyama tick. On the making of a generational prospect: https://t.co/bEAV2QsPfS