Adam Lazarus | Sports Author

On the eve of the 2013 Masters–and thus the 2013 major championship season–I’ll offer my picks for this exciting forthcoming PGA year, but before I do, a word on Tiger Woods. For over three years now, I’ve been saying Tiger will again return to major championship excellence. Sure, he’ll never chase the “Tiger Slam” and/or [...]

I was bored today and decided to power rank my favorite Seinfeld catchphrases and why they are so iconic: 10. “Master of my domain” (The Contest, 1992) Although arguably the most famous plot in the show’s history (when the gang attempts to “hold out” as long as they can) the episode’s top soundbyte isn’t quite [...]

If you buy a copy of Best of Rivals tonight (Sept. 14) at Books Inc. in Palo Alto you can enter a drawing for tickets to the 49ers vs Lions game on Sunday! Tonight, 7pm, 855 El Camino Real.

In an effort to infuse more pop culture-ness to my site, I’ll be (naturally) bringing some more pop culture to my site! So here is my take on the Dark Knight Rises: NOTE: Although I can’t truly define what a “spoiler” is, I don’t believe there are any spoilers in this quasi review.  I’m not [...]

You can listen to my interview with ESPN’s Jeremy Schaap about my book on Super Bowl XXV here: ESPN Radio’s The Sporting Life with Jeremy Schaap, February 3, 2012

You can listen to my interview with ESPN’s Jeremy Schaap about my book on Super Bowl XXV here: ESPN Radio’s The Sporting Life with Jeremy Schaap, February 3, 2012

Here you can listen to my interview with Howard David and Randy Cross on XM Sirius’ NFL Press Pass: XM Sirius NFL Press Pass with Howard David and Randy Cross, January 22, 2012

I am pleased to announce the subject and release of my next NFL book. Da Capo–the publisher of Friday Night Lights–will be releasing my book on Joe Montana, Steve Young, and the NFL’s Greatest Quarterback Controversy in September 2012. The book features dozens of original interviews and several rare photos of two of the greatest [...]

My second NFL book, third overall, will be coming out in September 2012. Da Capo, the publisher of Friday Night Lights, is publishing it.  More details to come in the next few months!

In an article recapping the career of the late Kent Hull, the New York Times’ Fifth Down blog quoted Super Bowl Monday. Check it out here: http://fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/20/remembering-kent-hull-a-bills-mainstay/