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- PETER KING'S: THINGS I THINK1. I think the coach on the warmest seat is Todd Haley of the Chiefs. After losing by 34 at home to Buffalo (Buffalo!), the Chiefs begin a tough...PETER KING | September 19, 2011
- ECOSKIINGThe International Ski Federation considered Nagano's 5,512-foot downhill ski run too short for the Olympics. But environmentalists argued that if...Edited by Jack McCallum and Hank Hersch | December 15, 1997
- HOW 'BOUT THEM BENGALS?A franchise QB surrounded by young playmakers, with high draft picks aplenty awaiting: Does Cincinnati remind you of anyone?DAMON HACK | November 21, 2011
Last season Reds outfielder Adam Dunn became the latest in a long line of midsummer phenoms. Though he was not called up until July 20 and played in just 66 games, he finished the season ranked third among Cincinnati hitters in home runs (19) and was tied for fourth in runs (54). In their big league baptisms Dunn and the other batters listed below put up impressive numbers. Such early success, however, is no guarantee of future stardom. [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.] 
 
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