Great Sports Books

by Andre Agassi

An ace of a tale about how one man found his game. Full review >

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by Lars Anderson

Gripping, inspiring coverage of three powerful forces’ unforgettable convergence: the sports version of The Perfect Storm. Full review >

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by Mark Bowden

Not quite on par with Bringing the Heat (1994), among the best football books ever, but surely a delight for anyone... Full review >

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by George Dohrmann

A landmark achievement in basketball journalism. Full review >

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by Joe Drape

A feel-good story of youthful drive, great coaching and the value of unflagging communal support. Full review >

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by Stefan Fatsis

Less groundbreaking than Paper Lion, but more perceptive and almost as entertaining. Full review >

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by John Feinstein

The game, a narrow one-point victory for Army, provided a stunning climax to the season. It also supplies a stirring ending... Full review >

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by Doug Merlino

The book’s precise focus enables troubling considerations of the role of race and class in America. Full review >

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by Warren St. John

Existentialism of the purest sort—that is, it includes laughter. Full review >

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