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THE TIGER WORE SPIKES—An Informal Biography of Ty Cobb, Baseball's Greatest Player

Baseball IQ is your ultimate guide to mastering the mental side of the game and gaining an edge every time you step on the field.

Discover the Scandals that Rocked the Game and Changed Baseball Forever! The Dark Side of the Diamond takes you behind the scenes of baseball’s most notorious scandals, revealing just how strong of an impact these dark moments had on the sport and how they forever changed the game. From the infamous Black Sox scandal to the steroid era, this gripping exposé delves into the moments of controversy that rocked the sport to its core. Uncover how these scandals influenced the rules, shaped player reputations, and altered the very fabric of baseball. Through meticulous research and compelling ...

Sportswriter Mike Lassiter is working on a book about baseball players over the decades who had enormous talent, but for one reason or another had very brief careers. No story is more mysterious than that of Jack Williams from the 1940s. Those still alive who saw him play maintain that he was the greatest ballplayer there ever was. But after two phenomenal seasons, Jack Williams walked away, never to he seen or heard from again. One man who might know what happened is legendary scout Dix Lang, who discovered Williams and brought him to the big leagues. Lassiter has an ace in the hole which ...

Confused about baseball gloves? This easy-to-follow guide has you covered. Whether you’re a parent shopping for your child’s first glove or a player looking for the perfect fit, Baseball Glove Guide for Players and Parents will give you the confidence to make the right decision—without wasting time or money. Written by a former player who’s spent years testing gloves and helping others find the right fit, this guide walks you through every step: How to choose the right size and style based on age, position, and skill level Leather vs. synthetic: which material is best for your needs...

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 entertaining and improbable stories to tell from it.