A Year's Worth Of Eli Saslow

For money: "By offering a chance at instant money and athletic glory, the Ultimate Game had created dozens of awkward unions between poor golfers who wanted to be rich and rich businessmen who wanted to be golfers."

For tradition: "He took a swig and handed back the flask. Then he lifted himself up over a wall and dropped back into the riot."

And for curiosity, ego, opportunity, community, adrenaline and identity. That's what Eli explores through eight great stories . Enjoy.

Posted by Reiter on 03/08/08 at 12:50 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)


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Re: A Year's Worth Of Eli Saslow

I don't know what this means, or if it means anything at all, but I've said this before and continue to believe it.

Eli Saslow is the best sportswriter in the country. Well, he was. Now that he's sitting at the big boy's table, I think he is the best newspaper writer in the country. (Yes, I know I just offended like six of my closest friends who are reading this. And, you know, those are the breaks. If you're on this board, you can write.)

Plus, dude can knock back a drink or seven.

Thanks for posting, Bill.

Posted by: Wright at March 09,2008 08:53


Re: A Year's Worth Of Eli Saslow

Eli Saslow is a good sports writer. He's an awful political writer.

Posted by: Nunya Bidness at March 13,2008 12:48


Re: A Year's Worth Of Eli Saslow

Use your name or go away.

Posted by: Wright at March 13,2008 13:08


Re: A Year's Worth Of Eli Saslow

No kidding.

Posted by: Reiter at March 13,2008 23:28


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