Sacred Hoops by Hugh Delehanty, Phil Jackson (1996, Paperback)

I was expecting a little more of how coach Jackson used his Buddhist understanding to help guide his players through their quests' for victory with in the NBA. What I actually got was Phil's self-perspective idea of how the Chicago Bulls went from being great to bad and then back to great. Not to say I didn't enjoy the story, because it certainly gave great insight to what was going on behind the curtain with the Bulls (and i'm an avid NBA fan) during the 90's. Although, I did learn one Buddhist meditating position (Zazen) that I tried literally the night after I had read about it in its chapter and felt the most relaxed afterwards then I have ever felt. It's a quick and enjoyable read. Pick this up if you like basketball or spiritualism, you'll be glad you read it.