Weekend Hot Reads....

The ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH's Miklasz, Thomas and Hunn sat down for an interview with NFL Exec VP/Business Ventures Eric Grubman, who discussed several issues related to whether the Rams stay in the city or move to L.A. Grubman said of the NFL's relocation process, "I don't know how to gauge the probability of votes, but since I've been associated with the league, the league has made some tough calls to keep teams in their markets and to do things that are quite extraordinary to keep teams in their markets."

Former N.Y. Times editor Neil Amdur in a special to the MIAMI HERALD wrote Gatorade, which was created 50 years ago, "is acknowledged as the largest, most successful noncarbonated beverage brand" in the U.S. While its "identifiable plastic bottles with the bright orange cap are everywhere," the sports drink's history "is less well-known."

Elsewhere:

• As both a golfer and TV analyst, Johnny Miller "always let it rip."
• Money, time and energy that parents spend on youth sports "is probably misplaced."
• Few "are likely to come out" of the Kurt Busch domestic violence case "unscathed."
• Ex-Pitt AD Pederson's legacy: "everything from 'a visionary' to 'not very competent.'"
• Stake in Titan Fighting Championship offers Cash4Gold founder a "second act."
• Colts "on verge of another Super Bowl" thanks to "faith, tough decisions" and Luck.
• A visit to the "childhood home" of Muhammad Ali, who yesterday turned 73.