ESPN Magazine Subscription

Pros: Similar in style to ESPN's main programs; interesting photographs; to-the-point articles
Cons: Dimensions of the magazine are larger than those of normal-sized magazines.

As a sports fan, I get my fix by reading the sports section of the newspaper before moving to the biased sections between the front page and the classifieds. Sometimes I listen to sports talk radio. During my web surfing I have to get my sports updates...

Pros: Good magazine, cheap price
Cons: Customer service is relentless and will drive you insane

Okay ESPN the Magazine is all right. I used to be a subscriber. I guess that makes it look like this is a bad review. Well it's not. Then again, it's not a good review either. Let's examine ESPN's attempt at swaying the public away from Sports...

Pros: pictures
Cons: advertisements, advertisements, advertisements, poor writing, and sometimes very little class(Ricky Williams)

I hate to say this but ESPN could do a lot better than this. I believe that they are #1, when it comes to up to the minute sports new and highlights. But it is really to bad that the magazine is nothing compared to the network it is named after. I...

Pros: Some good articles, Cheaper than other magazines....
Cons: Too big, too many advertisements!!

I recently requested a free issue of ESPN: The Magazine, hoping they would send me the Major League Baseball preview edition. I personally love these issues because with all the free agency going on in sports nowadays, it's hard to stay with the sport....

Pros: Very cheap, big format, great pictures and articles
Cons: Bi-monthly

You want a box score? Subscribe to your local paper or access the Internet. Hate the X-Games? Renew your Wall Street Journal subscription.

Afraid of a little change? Something new?

For me, SI and its boring bull just doesn't cut...

Pros: It's Sports
Cons: It's a fake remake of Sports Illustrated

This magazine takes on the form of Sports Illustrated. Now, that sounds
wonderful, right? Of course it does, but it isn't good. They have the
same things, with the numbers at the bottom meaning certain things. Then
they have the TV...

Pros: new perspective, large colorful pictures
Cons: not a weekly publication

ESPN the magazine is for a younger generation of sports fans. ESPN has large color pictures, indepth articles about young and upcoming stars and alot of "smack" and insight as to what really goes on in sports today. I really enjoy the...

Pros: articles
Cons: none

My wife just bought this for me for Christmas and I have read the magazine before from bookstores. I liked them so asked for the subscription for Christmas and I am glad i did.
With me being a big football fan, this helped me with more article...

Pros: everything if you are a sports nut
Cons: nothing

ESPN is like Sports Illustrated except that it is a good magazine. It really is sports center in magazine form. It has all the wit, sarcasm and cool facts of the tv program. I especially like Dan Patrick's Questions at the end of each issue. ESPN has...

Pros: Great Pics, Great Articles
Cons: Nothing

I first decided to order this magazine for the sole purpose of helping my school fundraiser. Then the first issue of the magazine came. The cover was very intriguing. Once I started seeing the pictures I was amazed about how cool a magazine could be....

Pros: Only have a one year subscription
Cons: This is no sports center

Are you a sports nut? Well if you are turn around and walk away. Having watched, played, coached read about sports for 35 plus years I think I have finally found a sports magazine that I can due without.

I purchased a subscription, sight...

Pros: Great articles, superbly done outline, great quality of pictures
Cons: Just another sports magazine

I'm sure that the following fact is true for the majority of men in the United States: SportsCenter is one of the highlights of their day. I know that this is true for me, as the highly rated sports reporting show on ESPN airs at about 8...

Pros: snazzy, entertaining, and interesting
Cons: confusing

ESPN The Magazine

I bought a subscription to ESPN because it looked cool. It turned out to be a good investment of my twenty dollars.

Most issues are great, but every so often they have a dud issue that doesn't interest me...

Pros: Photography, very witty, great perspective on issues...
Cons: Baseball articles put me to sleep.

With superb photography, witty journalism, and eye-candy-esque graphical layout, ESPN Magazine is one of the best overall magazines that I have ever bought from the newsstands.

Generally, ESPN Magazine comes out biweekly and focuses mostly on...

Pros: Big, bright, many scoops from some of the industries most knowledgeable insiders.
Cons: Way too busy. Much outdated info, too much pointless jibberish.

First of all, let me say that I love ESPN. I watch as much as I can, and I love their all around sports coverage. They take much of their resources, and pour them into this magazine that comes every two weeks (ugh!). You get a much more personal view of...