Weekend Hot Reads....

The N.Y. DAILY NEWS notes if "any owner in sports is a rock star," it is the Cowboys' Jerry Jones. His team "will likely need just two playoff victories in January to get to Super Bowl LI." But if Jones' oil wells "had a two-decade drought back in the day like the Cowboys are trying to end now by getting back to the Super Bowl, he would be out of business."

The BOSTON GLOBE goes with the header, "No One Deserves To Be Enshrined In Cooperstown More Than Marvin Miller." All the "bountiful riches and benefits the players enjoy today trace back to the Brooklyn-born Miller, the soft-spoken, CBA-thumping economist/unionist whose only true two equals in Cooperstown are Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson."

Elsewhere:

• Korn Ferry's Jed Hughes reflects on the science behind the right NFL hire.
• NFL, NFLPA "need to change with the times" and loosen substance-abuse rules.
• An inside look at how the Red Sox made the Chris Sale trade happen.
• Charter flights give Arizona men's basketball a rest, recruiting edge.
• Wayne Gretzky's new book offers rare glimpse inside The Great One's mind.