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Golf Plus
STARTING OVER IN GOLF OR IN LOVE, NICK FALDO IS NOT AFRAID TO BEGIN ANEW, NO MATTER THE CONSEQUENCES
By Sally Jenkins
REMOTE CONTROL JUSTIN LEONARD HAS HIMSELF PROGRAMMED FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER ON THE PGA TOUR
By Sally Jenkins
EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Kostya Kennedy
PERFECTION IS HARD TO FOLLOW
By Dana Gelin EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Kostya Kennedy
TEES PRODUCING THE GAME'S MOST HUMBLE TOOL IS A MATTER OF PRIDE, AND GREAT SECRECY
By Amy Nutt
ALTERNATE REALITY LIFE FOR PROS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PECKING ORDER CAN BE A NIGHTMARISH TRIP BETWEEN THE WORLDS OF THE PGA AND THE NIKE TOURS
By Alan Shipnuck
GREG NORMAN DOESN'T HOLD A GRUDGE AGAINST EAGLE TRACE WIEBE'S WICKED WORDS CALC'S IMPERFECT 10
By Tim Rosaforte
Hockey
King No More
By forcing Los Angeles to trade him, Wayne Gretzky escaped a losing team—but he also tarnished his image.
By Richard Hoffer
THE DYNAMIC DUO
By Michael Farber
Pro Football
FOR LOVE OF MONEY IN REJECTING THE STEELERS FOR THE JETS, NEIL O'DONNELL WENT FOR GOLD INSTEAD OF GLORY
By Peter King
Baseball
SECOND TIME AROUND PERSONAL CONCERNS DROVE RYNE SANDBERG TO QUIT. NOW, WITH A NEW WIFE AND A NEW OUTLOOK, HE'S BACK WITH THE CUBS
By Tom Verducci SPECIAL REPORTING BY Lester Munson
Golf
QUESTION OF BALANCE GREG NORMAN ALWAYS HAD ALL THE SHOTS, BUT HIS WIN AT DORAL PROVES HIS HEAD IS NOW IN THE GAME TOO
By Jaime Diaz
Pro Basketball
A REAL DOWNER WITH WAYWARD STAR GUARD ROD STRICKLAND IN REVOLT AGAINST COACH P.J. CARLESIMO AND THE TRAIL BLAZERS SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC FREE THROW FAILURE, PORTLAND IS IN DANGER OF DROPPING OUT OF THE RACE FOR A PLAYOFF BERTH
By Phil Taylor
Figure Skating
ON A ROLL THE ROAD TO THE TOP HAS BEEN ANYTHING BUT SMOOTH FOR RUDY GALINDO, U.S. FIGURE SKATING'S FIRST OPENLY GAY CHAMPION
By E.M. Swift
ROOKIE KEVIN GARNETT WOWS THE WOLVES JOHN STOCKTON IS THE COACHES' POINT OF CHOICE GREEN'S STREAK LIVES
By Jackie MacMullan
SURPRISING CYCLONES IOWA STATE IS THE BIG EIGHT SURPRISE
By John Feinstein
BABY BLUES DEAN SMITH HAS FOUND THAT FRESHMEN CAN DO MORE THAN HAUL BALL BAGS
By Tim Crothers
Medicine [bonus Piece]
THE HEART OF THE MATTER IN HIGHLY CONDITIONED ATHLETES, A BIG HEART--THE LITERAL, NOT THE METAPHORICAL KIND--IS A SIGN OF HEALTH AND POWER. BUT IN SOME CASES, IT CAN BE A DEADLY BURDEN, OFTEN TOO HEAVY TO BEAR
By David Noonan
IT'S QUITTIN' TIME! RUTGERS-CAMDEN TOOK THE EASY WAY OUT WHEN ITS LOSING STREAK HIT 108 GAMES
By Rick Reilly
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