Miller: Better to fade away than burn out
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If anybody knows about burnout, it&#39;s Johnny Miller. Now the straight-shooting color analyst for NBC&#39;s golf coverage, Miller had 18 PGA Tour titles before his 30th birthday, including two major championships
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By STANLEY MILLER II, MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL  With the summer season over, it's natural to reflect on the trips you've taken, the new people you've met and the goals you've accomplished.
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Pioneer struggles with turnover at its highest levels.
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Tim Jarrett understands what I'm saying. What a great Superbowl, and what an opportunity for Boston sports fans to learn the value in losing. What? Value in losing? You bet.  It wasn't that long ago when Boston was one of the best cities in the USA for sports precisely because Boston teams were such spectacular losers. I'll never forget the misery of the Dowbrigade after the Red Sox lost something (or did they win, I forget). They must have lost because he swore he'd never let them break his heart again the way they had for his whole life (he's about my age). Losing teaches you that there's more to life than winning, and that's the best lesson possible and it's the one lesson you keep needing to learn over and over until you lose everything, which like it or not is what we all do in the end. People write poetry about losing, great music is composed about lost causes. Who writes an ode to winning? They're too busy getting drunk or getting laid.  Never have I loved a team more or felt more kinship with my fellow fans than when our team goes down in flames after a season of great ups and downs. No doubt there are no smiles or tears of joy in Boston today. But there is hope. And that, even when you win, is all that's left after a great season.
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TORONTO -- Precious few professional athletes leave their sport on their terms. Even fewer depart having won a championship in their final game. Injuries, diminished skills, and burnout can cut short careers.
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BEAVER CREEK, Colo. - Bode Miller&#39;s three-race winning streak ended Thursday, but the American still added to his commanding lead in the World Cup overall standings by finishing second to Austria&#39;s Stephan Goergl in a Super G.
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For a guy about to play his former team for the first time since being let go during the offseason after eight years of quality service, Josh Miller shows no signs of reticence or resentment.
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The coach who made burnout a part of sports lexicon is 68 and enduring one of the most disappointing years of a long, distinguished career.
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Finding a sense of purpose or new endeavors can ease the transition from work life.
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The coach who made burnout a part of sports lexicon is 68 and enduring one of the most disappointing seasons of a long, distinguished career.
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Pros: Fits the recent profile (44, past PGA champion, fiery Ryder Cup player); the job is his if he wants it. Cons: Might be too young to be willing to burn two years of play on tour.
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By Elaine Guregian, The Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio  Sep. 24--Better rev up.
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Thursday&#39;s unexpected resignation of Memphis Grizzlies coach Hubie Brown left a lot of questions unanswered. In his unique way of putting things, the 71-year-old Brown seemed to indicate he was burned out and had some health concerns.
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Nothing gives your principles a workout like a business trip. Taking a stand for your beliefs isnât easy when youâre outside of your comfort zone, but the rewards can be significant.
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My rÃÂ¿sumÃÂ¿ is pretty short when it comes to endurance events. There was that 23- hour nonstop drive from New Hampshire to South Carolina back in 1987, and I vaguely remember a St. Patrick's Day drinking contest at the University of Maryland that lasted quite a while (thanks, Norman).
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Bumps on the road to retirement smooth themselves out.
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In a season that he has said may be his last, Bode Miller is taking aim at records on the World Cup circuit.