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TheCruelestGame On the heels of the U.S. Open\, Matt Futterman\, revered journalist of the New York Times and the Athletic\, will disc uss his best-selling work\, The Cruelest Game: Chasing Greatness in Profes sional Tennis (2026)\, in conversation with Elyse Mall Klayman. The book offers never-before-reported access to the daily routines\ , mindsets\, and personal trials faced by today’s major stars and tomorrow ’s rising newcomers. The story of modern tennis shines with immense fortun e and glamour as well as unrelenting high stakes as players excel and impl ode under excruciating pressure\, alone on the court for the world to see. Futterman takes us inside the private practice courts\, the tunnels benea th the major tournament stadiums\, the training academies\, and faraway wa r-torn hometowns. With unmatched access to the top players and coaches\, a nd their unique psyches and personalities\, The Cruelest Game is a breatht aking account of what it takes to succeed\, the price that is paid\, and t he insatiable competitive spirit that propels the rarest of athletes to gr eatness.

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Students will receive a copy of the book\, included in th e tuition.
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Futterman is a veteran sports journalist with the New Y ork Times. He has previously worked for the Wall Street Journal\, the Phil adelphia Inquirer\, and the Star-Ledger of New Jersey\, where he was a par t of the team that won the Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News in 2005. He gr aduated from Union College\, and Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. He lives in New York with his wife and children. In his spare time he runs marathons. He is starting to understand why.
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Sponsore d by the Scarsdale Adult School
Fee $50
S ign up here
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Wednesday\, September 16 • 7:00PM-8:15PM •
Sc arsdale Public Library • Course 14345 • $50
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On the heels of the U.S. Open\, Matt Futterman\, revered journalist of the New York Times and the Ath letic\, will discuss his best-selling work\, The Cruelest Game: Chasing Gr eatness in Professional Tennis (2026)\, in conversation with Elyse Mall Klayman. The book offers never-before-reported access to th e daily routines\, mindsets\, and personal trials faced by today’s major s tars and tomorrow’s rising newcomers. The story of modern tennis shines wi th immense fortune and glamour as well as unrelenting high stakes as playe rs excel and implode under excruciating pressure\, alone on the court for the world to see. Futterman takes us inside the private practice courts\, the tunnels beneath the major tournament stadiums\, the training academies \, and faraway war-torn hometowns. With unmatched access to the top player s and coaches\, and their unique psyches and personalities\, The Cruelest Game is a breathtaking account of what it takes to succeed\, the price tha t is paid\, and the insatiable competitive spirit that propels the rarest of athletes to greatness.
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Students will receive a copy of the book \, included in the tuition.
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Futterman is a veteran sports journali st with the New York Times. He has previously worked for the Wall Street J ournal\, the Philadelphia Inquirer\, and the Star-Ledger of New Jersey\, w here he was a part of the team that won the Pulitzer Prize for Breaking Ne ws in 2005. He graduated from Union College\, and Columbia University’s Gr aduate School of Journalism. He lives in New York with his wife and childr en. In his spare time he runs marathons. He is starting to understand why.
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Sponsored by the Scarsdale Adult School
Fee $50
Sign up here
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Wednesday\, September 16 • 7:00PM -8:15PM •
Scarsdale Public Library • Course 14345 • $50
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