( 2 reviews )
-
Posted: Dec 27 2007
The writers do an excellent job of reminding the reader of why we like sports. In this Post-Mitchell Report Era, it's nice to see examples of heros who aren't so driven by personal glory at the expense of others. Overall, a nice read.
-
Posted: Apr 14 2004
I think Jack Walsh, and Marshall Cook have captured the heart and soul of Baseball's greatest players. Baseball Good Guys is a book that will inspire the reader to learn more of the Character and Integrity of these players. The statistics are there, but their ability to overcome adversity, personal problems, prejudice and more, will inform the readers of the real skills of these players.Be forewarned, some of the pages come to life, in such a way that splinters (possibly from the bats) seem to leap into your eyes. Good book, should be a must read for school athletes and those of us who lived during some of those years.
