November 2, 1992 Table Of Contents
Television
The NFL has corrected a terrible call, instant replay, and this fan is unflaggingly grateful
By Norman Chad
Baseball
General manager Ellen Harrigan-Charles runs a farm team for the Blue Jays
Interview
O.J. Simpson talks about Hollywood, being a celebrity and, of course, football
By Jill Lieber
Environment
A New Wave in Environmental Activism
Finding their oceanic haunts increasingly polluted, surfers are fighting back
By Cory Johnson
The World Series
When Dave Winfield of the Blue Jays hit a World Series-winning double in Atlanta (left), he ignited a national celebration 700 miles away in Toronto's SkyDome and all across the True North
By Steve Rushin
By Tim Kurkjian
Toronto's world title was a product of good ol' Canadian know-how
By Steve Wulf
Patriots
Each week a new calamity befalls the winless New England Patriots, the most troubled franchise in the NFL
After a win over Oklahoma, Jayhawk football fans must feel as if they're not in Kansas anymore
Bill Walsh
Bill Walsh, a teacher at heart, is free to be himself at Stanford
By Kenny Moore
George Benton
George Benton has a lifetime's worth of boxing wisdom that he imparts to the world's best fighters
By Tom Junod
Inside
By Peter King
Hockey
Amid the ice shavings, the Tampa Bay Lightning is making Phil Esposito smile
By Jon Scher
Broadcast Families
Holy cow! The example set by the Carays and—yes!—the Alberts is being followed by other gabby clans as sports broadcasting becomes, more and more, a family business
By Steve Wulf
Basketball
To learn more about the NBA's dance squads, a writer infiltrates their ranks
Golf
Duffers get in touch with their swings—and one another—at a holistic golf clinic
By Steve Hymon
Harness Racing
The author tells of the harrowing and malodorous moments she spent behind a standardbred horse
Hunting
A Nevada hunt for the elusive Himalayan snowcock had a shocking ending
Design
A Baptist minister has devised a way to keep a glove on a ballplayer's hand
By Jay Feldman
Point After
That's the author's advice to Mike Ditka and other NFL coaches who are baited by the media
Departments
Edited by Bruce Newman