As reviewed on Stltoday.com, a St. Louis-based web site. The End of Baseball is a Bill Veeck-inspired historical fiction, which is on my shelf for near-future reading. Upshot: Mainly, as somebody in b… more →
Ron Kaplan's Baseball Bookshelfglanzerr wrote 2 months ago: I read all 321 pages! I'm smart! For the first time in about two years, I read a full book! L … more →
the other shammgod wrote 3 months ago: In one corner a guy with a .386 OBP, .493 slugging, and already 18 home runs this year. In the other … more →
treadmarkz wrote 3 months ago: by Treadmarkz It appears to me that my readership is interested in the story of Adam Bender, the one … more →
ronkaplan wrote 4 months ago: As reviewed on Stltoday.com, a St. Louis-based web site. The End of Baseball is a Bill Veeck-inspire … more →
wincheck wrote 6 months ago: My favorite baseball books: 1. The Boys of Summer, by Roger Kahn 2. Veeck as in Wreck: The Autobiog … more →
51andpissed wrote 6 months ago: Ahhh I smell Bill Veeck , remember the little Eddie Gaedel dude (can’t say midget anymore) ? Shame … more →
51andpissed wrote 6 months ago: Ahhh I smell Bill Veeck , remember the little Eddie Gaedel dude (can’t say midget anymore) … more →
ronkaplan wrote 8 months ago: Bill Veeck (Veeck as in Wreck, Thirty Tons a Day, and The Hustler’s Handbook, among others). … more →
ronkaplan wrote 8 months ago: Based on Bill Veeck’s quashed attempt to buy the Philadelphia A’s and stock it with play … more →
angryorange55 wrote 11 months ago: “It’s a magnificent experience, not as neighborhoody as Wrigley but cut romantically i … more →
1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 11 months ago: He sent a midget to the plate in St. Louis, inadvertently caused a fan riot in Chicago and brought t … more →