You can't know the players without a program and The New Biographical History of Baseball is the ultimate game companion for anyone who loves baseball. The game's famous and the infamous, Hall of Famers and hustlers, owners, outlaws and clowns are all here within this newly-revised, 474-page, one-of-a-kind collection.
Everyone who was (or is) anyone in the sport - players, managers, owners, front office personnel, journalists, fans - are all given their proper place in this detailed examination of the game's history.
The New Biographical History of Baseball has more than 1,500 biographical summaries of people affiliated with the sport from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. From Hank Aaron to George Zoeterman and every name in between, this hardbound keepsake covers the ages. Entries like those on George W. Bush, Sammy Sosa and Albert Belle help underscore the broad impact of the game's contemporary appeal. Summaries of many others like Mark McGwire and Barry Bonds have up-to-date achievements detailed to crystallize their career achievements and historical impact. Only this collection of baseball history has the combination of personal stories, statistics and engaging facts that will allow fans to gain a detailed, intimate knowledge about the history and humanity that is America's favorite pastime.
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