Ronald M. Shapiro
Ronald M. Shapiro was called "one of baseball's most respected agent-attorneys" by USA Today. He has advised an array of corporate and political leaders, helped settle a major symphony orchestra strike, diffused racial tension in a metropolitan [... more]
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Tim McCarver
Understanding and Interpreting the Game So You Can Watch It Like a Pro Tim McCarver, baseball's preeminent analyst, has set down all that he knows about how the game should be played and watched. With his trademark wit and style, McCarver ... [... more]
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Danny Peary
Understanding and Interpreting the Game So You Can Watch It Like a Pro Tim McCarver, baseball's preeminent analyst, has set down all that he knows about how the game should be played and watched. With his trademark wit and style, McCarver ... [... more]
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Norman Macht
This is a definitive, analytical look at the style of the game, the characters of the ear, the managers, the owners, told by "the most exuberant rowdy of them all." Bartell covers the period from 1927 to 1954, baseball's golden age: the [... more]
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Dick Bartell
This is a definitive, analytical look at the style of the game, the characters of the ear, the managers, the owners, told by "the most exuberant rowdy of them all." Bartell covers the period from 1927 to 1954, baseball's golden age: the [... more]
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Cal Fussman
Cal Fussman is a writer at large for Esquire. The author of After Jackie: Pride, Prejudice, and Baseball's Forgotten Heroes, he lives with his family in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. [... more]
Harper Collins |
