The All-Time Biggest Sports Jerksis short, sweet, and on-point—the skewering and roasting of the biggest hot dogs in baseball, boxing, golf, football, basketball, hockey, auto racing, media, and other fields of athletic play and extended adolescence. With a sardonic sense of humor that is befitting some of the more infamous characters in sports history, this collection is not simply a depressing recital of the pitfalls of the athletic rich and famous, but the careful documenting of the infamous 100 jerks is complemented by the interesting stories, rich anecdotes, weapons-grade one-liners, and stories that focus on some of the oddballs, weirdos, and even the oh-so-few good guys (and gals) in sports history.
Michael Freemanis a national columnist for CBSSports.com and has previously held full-time writing positions for theBoston Globe,Dallas Morning News,Florida Times-Union,New York Times, andWashington Post. He is the author of three other books, includingBloody Sundays, which was aNew York TimesNotable Book, andJim Brown: The Fierce Life of an American Hero, which was nominated for best biography in the NAACP's Image Awards in 2006. He lives in New Jersey.