Instant Replay
by Jerry Kramer | 
The Captain
by Ian O'Connor | 
The Yankee Years
by Joe Torre | 
Days of Grace
by Arthur Ashe | 
Wooden
by Seth Davis | 
Straw
by Darryl Strawberry | 
Drive
by Larry Bird | 
Joe DiMaggio
by Richard Ben Cramer | 
The Wrong Stuff
by Bill Lee | 
Stan Musial
by George Vecsey | 
Red Or Dead
by David Peace | 
Lance Armstrong's War
by Daniel Coyle | 
Open
by Andre Agassi | 
Eleven Rings
by Phil Jackson | 
When Pride Still Mattered
by David Maraniss | 
Shut Up, Legs!
by Jens Voigt | 
A Season on the Brink
by John Feinstein | 
Rafa
by Rafael Nadal | 
Muhammad Ali
by Thomas Hauser | 
Nice Guys Finish Last
by Leo Durocher |
One of America's finest poets joins forces with one of baseball's most outrageous pitchers to paint a revealing portrait of our national game. Donald Hall's forceful, yet elegant, prose brings together all the elements of Dock Ellis's story into a seamless whole. The two of them, the pitcher and the poet, give us remarkable insight into the customs and culture of this closed clannish world. Dock's keen vision, filtered through Hall's extraordinary voice, shows us the hardships and problems of the thinking athlete in an unthinking world.