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The Ultimate Red Sox “Mash-Up” For Kids
Visits: 13NEW YORK (Sept. 22, 2020) — The Best Ever Brief History of the Boston Red Sox...
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Sports Book Reviews
Visits: 0This is the time of year for sports book giving and getting. Below are top choices...
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The Greatest Baseball Team –Ever
Visits: 0There is always the debate among baseball aficionados, experts, fans – -what was the greatest baseball...
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Sports Book Reviews
Visits: 2This is the time of year that all kinds of sports books with all kinds of...
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Remembering Jackie Robinson
Visits: 4He was born in Cairo, Georgia on the last day of January in 1919, and died...
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Book Review: Dueling with Kings
Visits: 1Daily fantasy certainly seems to be everywhere. Perhaps not as much as it was two years...
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Book Review: You Herd Me
Visits: 1If you have spent any time watching or listening to sports media over the past decade,...
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Book Review: Every Day I Fight
Visits: 3By the time of his passing, Stuart Scott may have been the most popular and recognizable...
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Book Review: A Hero All His Life
Visits: 1Mickey Mantle was, to many, a hero. He was the type of person men wanted to...
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Book Review: Murder at Fenway Park
Visits: 1Murder and baseball? As long as it’s fiction, those are two of my favorite things in...
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Book Review: I Don’t Care if We Never Get Back
Visits: 0Visit all 30 MLB stadiums. Sounds like a good life goal. In fact, many readers of...
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Book Review: Dealing
Visits: 0Many other books by well-known Northeast Ohio journalist Terry Pluto have been reviewed on this site...
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Book Review: The Stark Truth
Visits: 0Who’s the best first baseman ever? Who’s the worst second baseman of all time? What pitcher...
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Book Review: Heroes, Scamps and Good Guys
Visits: 43Professional sports in Cleveland has quite the colorful history with a number of interesting personalities who...
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Book Review: Free Byrd
Visits: 0Paul Byrd was a journeyman Major Leaguer who played 14 seasons for 7 different teams, but...
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Sports Book Reviews
Visits: 0By Harvey Frommer The seasons keep changing and the sports books keep coming. They are focused...
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Book Review: Baseball Before We Knew It
Visits: 39Our national pastime has a long-debated history. Was it really good o’ Abner Doubleday who invented...
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Book Review: Mind Game
Visits: 0Sabermetrics almost seems old hat now. It doesn’t have the cache it did even just a...
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Book Review: Omar!
Visits: 44For Indians fans of the 1990’s there was no one who defined the era more than...
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Book Review: The Book
Visits: 1While it may seem commonplace today, and even a requirement, to use advanced statistics to measure...
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Book Review: A Deadly Game
Visits: 49As baseball novels go, the world is full of stories of a regular guy who all...
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Book Review: Endless Summers
Visits: 0Author Jack Torry had seen many years of nothing from the Cleveland Indians and then, surprisingly,...
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Book Review: Indians on the Game
Visits: 0Ever wonder what people actually involved with the game say about the topics we, as fans,...
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Book Review: The Yogi Book
Visits: 0Ask any baseball fan what baseball player in history has said the silliest things and they...
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Book Review: Our Tribe: A Baseball Memoir
Visits: 0Cleveland’s baseball team stinks, right? They are always not going to be any good, correct? There...
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Book Review: The Curse of Rocky Colavito
Visits: 0Outside of Cleveland, even casual baseball fans may not know who Rocky Colavito is, but in...
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Bob Feller’s Little Black Book of Baseball Wisdom
Visits: 0Ever want extra advice from a respected elderly gentleman? Well, if that’s the case, look no...
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Book Review: Whatever Happened to “Super Joe”?
Visits: 0Prior to the mid-90s there was no fan base more used to losing than those who...