Tag Archives: Jeff Pearlman

Queers With AIDS

Jeff Pearlman has an article in the November 2009 issue of Penthouse about former pitcher John Rocker. Pearlman wrote the original article ten years ago in Sports Illustrated that ended Rocker’s career. It made me reflect on the difference between … Continue reading

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Jeff Pearlman’s New Book: The Rocket That Fell to Earth: Roger Clemens and the Rage for Baseball Immortality

You can buy the book here and you can read Jeff’s website here. I interviewed Jeff last September ago about his book on the 1990s Dallas Cowboys. Jeff wrote the Sports Illustrated John Rocker profile that created such a storm … Continue reading

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Born Gay

In his 1996 best-seller "Hell-Bent: The Crazy Truth About The ‘Win or Else’ Dallas Cowboys", author Skip Bayless spent a few pages on rumors that Troy Aikman was gay. Bayless stated clearly that he’d seen no evidence that Aikman was … Continue reading

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Q & A With Jeff Pearlman, Author Of ‘Boys Will Be Boys: The Glory Days and Party Nights of the Dallas Cowboys Dynasty’

Here is Jeff’s new book and here is Jeff’s website. We did this interview via email: * What were the biggest obstacles you had to overcome to make this book succeed? I would say the sheer volume of players involved. … Continue reading

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Attack of the Skanks

From Deadspin.com: "Boys Will Be Boys", Jeff Pearlman’s fascinating account of the glory days of the Cowboys dynasty is making the media rounds this week and we will happily join in to promote it. It is ridiculously entertaining. Yes, Charles … Continue reading

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