Sports Illustrated Kids – September 2019

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“The Pirates don’t take
mutiny lightly.”
— Ezra, 8, Illinois

“I thought carrying the team was
just an expression!”
— TJ, 14, Illinois

“The floor is lava in 3, 2, 1... .”
— Walker, 10, Indiana

“I didn’t mean it when I wondered
what it would be like to be
abducted by pirates!”
— Stella, 12, Missouri

“But coach, you said that I
could steal!”
— Xavier, 13, Kansas

“Who needs a pinch runner?”
— Hayden, 13, Indiana

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— Ma x, 9, California

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Which fictional

character would

you most like

to be?

Submit your caption at SIKIDS.com/
FunnyPhoto. Your entry could appear
in a future issue of the magazine.

SOUND OFF


I would be the
fourth Powerpuff Girl. I
loved watching The Powerpuff
Girls because they were inspiring
superheroes who saved the
world and always got their job
done. But they were also known as
“sugar, spice, and everything nice.”
I appreciate how they were fierce to
accomplish their mission, but they
were always kind and compassionate
to all people. They taught me that
it is possible to be a relentless,
tough competitor while also being
respectful and selfless at
the same time.
SYDNEY WIESE
Los Angeles Sparks
point guard

I think I’d
rather be like Aang
from The Last Airbender
because he can not only
manipulate water, but also
manipulate wind, fire,
and earth!
JUSTIN REID
Houston Texans
safety

*Interview by
Kid Reporter
Carter LaCorte

I’ll go with Super
Mario. I started playing
when I was as little as I
can remember. We had the
Sega machine, which is very
old, and we would always play
Mario Kart.
AMANDA KESSEL
U.S. women’s national
team and Metropolitan
Riveters forward*
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