Providing a complete review of the year in sports, this reference includes statistical reports, photographs, histories, previews, and special features on the world's major sports.

The ultimate guide to the year in sports, the 2009 volume covers football to fencing, hockey to handball, and everything in between, with essays by top Sports Illustrated writers, all-time stats and records, and ticketing information for top pro sports.

Presents articles and statistics on the 2007 sports year, covering football, baseball, basketball, hockey, tennis, golf, and other sports, and includes sections on sports markets and awards, obituaries, trivia, and more. Annual results from more than 100 professional and amateur sports, including Little League baseball, lacrosse, volleyball and many more, a 96-page football section with year-by-year NFL standings back to 1920 as well as game recaps for Super Bowls I to XLI, year-by-year and 2007 results from NASCAR, IRL, Formula One, Champ Car and NHRA, and detailed results from this year's FIFA Women's World Cup are also included. 2008 major events are also listed.

This exciting almanac tells kids everything they want and need to know about the previous year in sports. Illustrated with fabulous action photos, and an all-new 16-page, four-color insert that contains photos of the year's most thrilling moments and

For over 10 years, the ESPN Sports Almanac has been the definitive source for answers to most every sports 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 year past, the ESPN Sports Almanac 2008 tracks them in hundreds of photos, thousands of tables, countless facts and figures, plus expert analysis from ESPN's most popular personalities (Chris Berman, Dan Patrick, Stuart Scott, Mike Golic, Mike Greenberg, Dick Vitale, et al.). Add fan input from ESPN.com's SportsNation polls, along with ESPN's unique brand of humor, and this latest edition will keep the ESPN Sports Almanac the reigning champion and a New York Times best-seller.