Espn Sports Almanac 2008

For over ten years now, the ESPN Almanac has been the definitive source for answers to most everysports question. From record holders to champions, auto racing to the Iditarod, ballparks, business news and Who??'s Who to the dearly departed athletes of the yearpast, no other book serves up so much vital information at such a rapid clip: Hundreds of photos, thousands of tables, countless facts and figures, plusexpert analysis from ESPN??'s most popular personalities (Chris Berman, Dan Patrick, Linda Cohn, Stuart Scott, Dick Vitale et al) Add to that input from the fansthemselves via ESPN.com??'s SportsNation polls and ESPN??'s unique brand of humorand it??'s easy to see why the ESPN Sports Almanac remains No. 1 in the hearts ofsports fans.

Mike Morrison has been an editor of the ESPN Sports Almanac since 1996 after stints in the Northwestern State (La.) Sports Information office and Boston Bruins Media Relations. Mike has attended sporting events in 37 states and 11 countries, and is often one of the better players on his coed softball team. He is married with one child and lives in Florida.

Gerry Brown has been an editor of the ESPN Sports Almanac since 1994. A lifelong Red Sox fan who went to high school in the shadow of Fenway Park, he finally achieved bliss in 2004 after many years of pain and suffering. Fortunately for his kids, the experience has not been so difficult. He spends his nights and weekends coaching youth soccer and researching facts and figures for the almanac. During the day he works as a general editor at ESPN.com.