In honor of Sports Illustrated's 60th anniversary, we narrowed down 3,069 covers to a list of 32 and asked readers to vote on which was the most iconic. After five rounds, the winner by a ...

That explains why Sports Illustrated ... cover in the magazine’s history — voted as such in a 2014 poll — went sans headlines, readouts and captions after the 1980 U.S. men’s ice hockey ...

Kluetmeier told Sports Illustrated in a 2008 interview that the “Miracle on Ice” photo was the most memorable Olympic snap he ...

Maybe it was the wordless image of the U.S. Olympic hockey team celebrating the "Miracle on Ice ... see what was on the cover of the latest weekly issue of Sports Illustrated is indelible.

It didn’t need it.” That photo landed on the cover of SI on March 3, 1980, the definitive image of the definitive sporting moment for Americans of the 20th century — the United States hockey ...

Heinz Kluetmeier, Photojournalist Known for SI’s Miracle on Ice Picture, Dies at 82 Heinz ... Games beginning in 1972 — his first SI cover featured seven-time gold medalist swimmer Mark ...

The New York Post reports famed Sports Illustrated photographer Heinz ... Kluetmeier is best remembered for shooting the famous “Miracle on Ice” photo of Team USA men’s hockey team ...

Heinz Kluetmeier, who shot more than 100 Sports Illustrated cover photos, including the iconic “Miracle on Ice” image, died Tuesday at age 82. He had been dealing with complications from ...

Final moments of the Miracle on Ice hockey game at the 1980 Winter Olympics as the United States upset the favored Soviet Union, 4-3. In 1999, Sports Illustrated named the "Miracle on Ice" the top ...

The man behind one of the most iconic images in American sports history passed away on Tuesday. Famed Sports Illustrated photographer Heinz Kluetmeier died at the age of 82 after complications ...