ESPN Magazine Subscription

Pros: Great articles. Great Writers
Cons: Should be a weekly magazine.

I subscribed 2 years ago to this magazine and I plan on keeping it for a while. It has great articles, great pictures, and great writers. The stories are always interesting and the Dan Patrick interviews are hysterical. It is also very big and contains a...

Pros: younger feel to it, more casual, relaxed
Cons: rides players backs, overhypes the jerks of pro sports

As I was growing up, ESPN became my daily panacea -- the cure all for my ills because I just loved how they reported, loved their programing and I liked the fact they weren't at all like Sports Illustrated and SI's Dried up, high strung, pompous,...

Pros: Up to the minute information
Cons: none

If you love sports and can't get enough information then ESPN is the network for you.No matter what time of the day it is you can probaly catch SportsCenter an hour long show that wraps up all the day's sports.SportsCenter showcases everything from the...

Pros: Photos, Interviews
Cons: Bi-weekly so some coverage may seem late

The photos in ESPN magazine have caused all other sports magazines to
try to measure up. Yes, as they have progressed with their magazine, some of the pics that go along with their articles are a little off beat. But, the photos from actual...

Pros: great small articles and features
Cons: lacks the great reads of SI, too many ads

The title presents an age old question. However, it is not ESPN's unusual dimensions that catches the eye of readers but its bold predictions, articles, and analysis. I love sections like THE LIFE that take you closer to your favorite athletes.
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Pros: Great Coverage
Cons: None

FINALLY, a good sporting magazine. I mean i like sports illustrated and all but they only cover football, basketball, and baseball. HEY NOW! wheres the hockey? Hockey is a great sport yet sports illustrated does not even cover it with any detail....

Pros: Entertaining
Cons: Not enough Hockey coverage

While ESPN the magazine is an entertaining read it does have quite a few flaws. There appears to be no structure to the magazine. There is very limited information on professional hockey (NHL, AHL) and virtually no coverage of college hockey. I...

Pros: Great pictures, good articles
Cons: Needs to produce more magazines

I highly recommend this tight magazine to any true sports fan of all sports. The articles are in dept and very interesting. If you do not subscribe to this magazine you are missing out. Each page is full of life and gives the reader and real feel...

Pros: picture, baseball writers
Cons: some lists are over my head

As the slogan suggests, ESPN is the worldwide leader in sports. The same can be said for their efforts in the publishing world. ESPN magazine is a fine production. The oversize nature of the magazine allows for some great photos. They obviously have...

Pros: Great pictures, articles, humor,
Cons: A lot of coverage of the NFL, MLB, and NBA; little coverage of NHL, other pro &/or women's sports.

ESPN has set the standard for all sports reporting in both print and broadcast. All local sportscasters have begun talking like Kenny Mayne, Dan Patrick, and Chris Berman. It is only natural for the sports magazines to follow suit.
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Pros: The pictures are great and the articles and better that SI
Cons: It only comes every other week

I am a subscriber to ESPN the Magazine. I have done reports here on espn the T.V. show and that is very good to the great sports mind but after reading this you can show off to all your friends all the info. that you have learned. You get the magazine...

Pros: The larger format, better photos, writing and overall coverage of all sports
Cons: Ads, entirely too many

Was a longtime subscriber to Sports Illustrated and picked up ESPN's magazine off the newsstand, and was hooked. The articles are written with less of the "news" feel that S.I. has and more of the "we are fans too" approach that I...

Pros: well rounded; great interviews; light reading
Cons: cost

I am a subscriber to ESPN the magazine and I have to give everyone that works on this magazine a round of aplause. They have obviously worked hard.

Im sick of the straight forward reporting of most sports magazines. Its about time somebody...

Pros: Good articles
Cons: none

The only really good sports magazine out there was always Sports Illustrated. That was pretty much it, until ESPN came out with a magazine. It was appropriately called ESPN the magazine. This somewhat free lance sounding magazine I thought blew S.I...

Pros: The ESPN name
Cons: Hard to follow

Wow, is this a big magazine. If only ESPN could live up to the size.
I ordered this magazine based on the fact I am a sportswriter by trade, making me a "sports junkie." I can't go to bed without some "dah dah duh, dah dah duh"...