Weekend Hot Reads....

In the N.Y. TIMES, former pro cyclist David Millar writes under the header, "How To Get Away With Doping." Millar, the author of "Racing Through the Dark" and "The Racer: Life on the Road as a Pro Cyclist," notes he took PEDs and had "won some of the biggest races in the sport of cycling, including a World Championship title." Millar: "I had cheated." The downfall of cycling's PED era – "one that had existed, to some degree, in professional cycling for nearly a century – was long overdue."

In N.Y., Filip Bondy notes the "current set of titleholders in American professional sports reads like a list of Best Places to Retire with Low Housing Prices." The Cavaliers hold the NBA title, the Royals are the defending World Series champions and the Penguins hold the Stanley Cup. Bondy: "How did we allow the minnows their feeding frenzy?"

Elsewhere:

• Blue Jays President & CEO Mark Shapiro visits his old team in ALCS.
• The "lost history" of L.A.'s version of Wrigley Field.
• Tom Brady has "basic rights" to stay silent on Donald Trump.