April 5, 1993 Table Of Contents
Golf
CBS golf telecasts can be cheerfully loony affairs when spacey Gary McCord chips in
By Franz Lidz
Horse Racing
The stretch run at the 1933 Kentucky Derby was a battle royal as rival jockeys grappled with each other
Basketball
Charles Mainah hopes his role in a feature film will win him a basketball scholarship
The NCAAs
Kentucky ran roughshod over the Southeast Regional, earning the favorite's role among a quartet of perennial powers in the strongest Final Four ever
Sports People
By Phil Taylor
By Bruce Newman
By Hank Hersch
Nick Price, long known as Mr. Runner-up, used brilliant shotmaking to dominate a star-studded leader board at the TPC
By Rick Reilly
Baseball '93
THERE ARE NO SURE BETS IN PITCHING, BUT THE BRAVES HAVE DEALT THEMSELVES QUITE A HAND
By Steve Rushin
By Steve Rushin
WHY DON'T TEAMS USE THE FOUR-MAN ROTATION ANYMORE? BECAUSE NOBODY HAS THE GUTS TO TRY IT
By Tim Kurkjian
WHO WAS THE FIRST DESIGNATED HITTER? RON BLOMBERG'S NAME MAY BE A BIT OF TRIVIA, BUT THE IMPACT OF THE DH SINCE '73 HAS NOT BEEN TRIVIAL
By Steve Wulf
By Steve Wulf
WHEN THEY ARE ALLOWED TO TAKE THEIR CUTS, PITCHERS MAKE THE BEST ARGUMENT YET IN SUPPORT OF THE DESIGNATED HITTER
By Tim Kurkjian
Puerto Rico's New Patron saint
LIKE CLEMENTE BEFORE HIM, RANGER SLUGGER JUAN GONZALEZ IS A HERO AND AN EXEMPLAR TO HIS COUNTRYMEN
By Tom Verducci
IN A TIGHT RACE, THE TWINS HAVE THE MAN TO LEAD THEM
By Tim Kurkjian
THE ORIOLES ARE READY TO BRING DOWN THE BLUE JAYS
By Tim Kurkjian
LARRY WALKER ALWAYS DREAMED OF PLAYING IN MONTREAL—FOR A HOCKEY TEAM
THE ST. LOUIS SOUTHPAWS WILL HELP THE CARDS EDGE MONTREAL
By Steve Rushin
THE BRAVES AIM AT 100 WINS AND MORE THAN A PENNANT
By Steve Rushin
STRIKEOUT KING DAVID CONE HOPES THE NEWS HE MAKES AS A KANSAS CITY ROYAL WILL BE ABOUT BASEBALL, NOT OFF-THE-FIELD SHENANIGANS
Baseball' 93
TRAGEDY DREW THE CLOSE-KNIT INDIANS EVEN CLOSER
By Tim Kurkjian
Environment
The mountain goat, say Olympic National Park officials, threatens the park's ecology
Boating
At The Center for Wooden Boats in Seattle, visitors can take the exhibits for a sail on Lake Union
By Jim Gullo
Point After
Baseball's black and Hispanic stars have to speak up if their brethren are to get front-office jobs
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum