Lincecum

Certainly one of the stars of the 2010 world series was Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum: A pitcher as unique and unusual as the City he plays for. The questions is, who is this 26 year old phenom, making 13 million a year and will 2010 be the apogee of his career, or simply the beginning a career that ends in Cooperstown. New York Times Magazine contributing writer Jonathan Mahler talks to me about his recent "T" Magazine cover story about Lincecum:

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The Tiger Bubble

In just a few days Tiger Woods returns to the links and to the PGA tour. It's not clear who will be happier, CBS, The PGA, other professional golfers, or the tens of millions of dollars in sponsors that Tiger still carries. Either way, while golf was never the same after Tiger came on the scene, it may never be the same after his absence and return.

A week ago, Jonathan Mahler wrote, as a New York Times Magazine cover story, about the "Tiger Bubble." For those that haven't read it, it's worth a read as The Masters gets underway. For those that have, it's a good reminder what what we'll be seeing in the next few days.

My conversation with Jonathan Mahler:

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