Lamar Hunt The Gentle Giant Who

When Lamar Hunt died in 2006 at age 74, the United States lost a pro sports visionary. While most fans know that Hunt was the founder of both the Kansas City Chiefs franchise and the American Football League (which merged with the National Football League to form the most successful sports league in U.S. history), football was only one of HuntÕs interests.

David A. F. Sweet is an editor at Sun-Times Media outside of Chicago. He is a former executive sports editor of the daily Glendale News-Press, a former reporter and columnist for the Wall Street Journal Online where he launched the column “Nothing but Net,” and a former columnist for MSNBC.com and for SportsBusiness Journal. He lives in Lake Forest, Illinois.

Acknowledgments	p. vii
Introduction	p. xi
A Life-Changing Decision	p. 1
A Boy Called ô Gamesö	p. 15
Fasten Your Seat Belts	p. 31
Gentle Giant	p. 77
The Other Football	p. 111
Open Mind	p. 139
A Hand in Everything	p. 169
A Revolutionary Impact	p. 187
Sources	p. 217
Index	p. 223
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Lamar Hunt The Gentle Giant Who Revolutionized Professional Sports

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