The Tiger Questions
By Gary Van Sickle
A knee hasn't been this consequential since 1997, when President
Bill Clinton missed a step at Greg Norman's house and
blew out the First Quadriceps Tendon.

As U.S. Open champion
Tiger Woods dealt with his jumbled joint — he tore his left anterior
cruciate ligament last July, had an arthroscopic procedure
in April, developed microfractures, limped to victory at Torrey
Pines and now will undergo season-ending surgery — we are
left to deal with the impact his absence will have on the game.