David Halberstam is indisputably one of journalism history's heavyweights of reporting. His name is attached to the Pulitzer Prize, The New York Times, the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement and the Kennedys. But in between challenging the powers that be, he made time to write about sports. And, indisputably, those stories are among the most significant on that side of the bookstore: "The Breaks of the Game," "Playing for Keeps: Michael Jordan and the World He Made," "Summer of '49," "October ...
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