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- REPLETE WITH BRONX CHEERA feeling of togetherness has helped propel the Yankees (of all teams) into first placePeter Gammons | July 13, 1987
- Postseason On the BrinkIt was not just the Yankees' money (the most in the majors), mojo (plenty) and talent (the game's best) that pushed the defending champion...TOM VERDUCCI | November 09, 2009
- SECOND BEST IS GOOD ENOUGHDefending the Davis Cup, the U.S. schneidered the Rumanians, but the triumph probably rates an asterisk, since the best team in the world—the...Frank Deford | September 29, 1969
During drills at the Cowboys' training camp in El Paso two summers ago, a Raiders rookie with a bowling ball build was embarrassing some well-known Dallas veterans. "Who the f—- is number 90?" shouted Cowboys offensive line coach Hudson Houck. He's Grady Jackson, the spherical defensive tackle whom Oakland selected out of Knoxville College in the sixth round of the '97 draft. "Grady combines his strength with incredible quickness and leverage—and he's got unbelievable get-off," Oakland defensive line coach Mike Waufle says of his 6'2" 315-pounder. "He's learning as he goes. Last season he didn't know what a blocking scheme was." 
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