Public confession as "atonement": Mark McGwire, Andre Agassi, and now Tiger Woods

Will he talk or won’t he? It’s a question St. Louis sports fans have been talking about for weeks now. The “he” in question is the new hitting coach for the baseball Cardinals.

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Together with All Creatures blog: Public confession as "atonement": Mark McGwire, Andre Agassi, and now Tiger Woods

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