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"A hardcover edition of this book was published in 2020 by William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers."--Title page verso.

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A wild bull on the field, a fly ball caught by a train conductor, a pitcher taking the mound barefoot---Minor League Baseball has been played across the country in cities large and small for more than a century, and there are thousands of stories to tell from it.

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In more than a century of baseball history, there is only one player who has won the most championship rings- Yogi Berra. He has ten of them, in fact. One for each and every finger.

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This book tells the story of the 1928 New York Yankees, who won the World Series and fell just short of surpassing the record accomplishments of the 1927 Yankees. Many players from that Murderers Row lineup were still thereincluding Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrigand this detailed account provides a fascinating look into a season to remember.

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This book celebrates the 50 greatest players in the history of the Pittsburgh Pirates and reveals why they are considered among the elite. It includes biographical information for each player, notable achievements, stats and awards, recaps of their memorable performances, and quotes from opposing players and former teammates.

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The Ballpark Bucket List is the perfect tool to write and journal, note historic stadium changes, and jot down any other fun memories from your ballpark bucket list trip.

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With over 600 questions, facts, and quizzes from baseball history,The Baseball Ultimate Trivia Book gives baseball fans the chance to test themselves and others on baseball's most iconic moments.

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Experience the illustrious and passionate history of the Boston Red Sox, one of the most storied franchises in baseball, as it happened through the articles, features, and lens of their hometown and national news outlet, The Boston Globe.

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The Cooperstown Chronicles is an entertaining look at the unusual lives, strange demises, and downright rowdy habits of some of the most colorful personalities in the history of baseball. Frank Russo goes beyond the stats and delves into each players personality, his life outside of baseball, and even his final resting place.

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Chronicles the remarkable story of one team's Cinderella journey from divisional doormat to World Series contender.

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Will Carroll, an acknowledged authority on baseball conditioning and injuries, calls for a scientific, reasoned approach to the steroids problem. He first explains the science of steroids and other drugs, describes how athletes are tested, considers the scientific evidence of effects and side effects, and, most important, analyzes whether and how these drugs impact the game.

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This little book will teach you all you need to know about the most frustrating yet entertaining pitch in baseball: the knuckleball. "Clark masterfully breaks down the pitch, the mindset, and could save the pitch from extinction with this important work."Will Carroll.

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Officially licensed by the National Baseball Hall of Fame, this revised and updated volume gathers the biographies, statistics, and photos of over 175 members of the most exclusive club in the sport.

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This book covers the Washington Nationals and the Grays during WWII, examining the impact of the war on the two teams in the nation's capital and the league as a whole. Each chapter is devoted to a wartime year, beginning with 1941 and ending with the return of peacetime in 1946, including the exciting American League pennant races of 1942-1945.

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In the 1960s, especially in the latter half of the decade, Major League Baseball went through a multitude of changes and innovations. This book tells the story of this dynamic period, including the election of a new commissioner, league expansion, a boycott of spring training, rule changes, the retirement of legends, and a new generation of stars.

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What would happen if two statistics-minded outsiders were allowed to run a professional baseball team

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Timed to the 75th anniversary of the beloved classic Pride of the Yankees, New York Times columnist Richard Sandomir takes a look back at the making of a seminal sports film featuring one of Hollywood's greatest leading men, Gary Cooper in this "riveting...meticulously researched and gracefully written book" (Gay Talese).

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An award-winning sports columnist and a baseball legend tour the country to recapture the joys and wonders of America's greatest pastime.

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This definitive Yankee resource is the new classic for every modern fan, including data through the 2016 season, written by Harvey Frommer, author of The New York Yankee Encyclopedia.