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Dan Shaughnessy wishes he could write like this,
By Christopher Trott (Long Beach, MS United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Progress of the Seasons: Forty Years of Baseball in Our Town (Hardcover)
Not only the best book I've ever read about the Red Sox and what they mean to their fans, but the best book I've read about baseball and the significant place it has in our lives, whether we are aware of it or not. His referral to The Boss as 'King Steinbrenner the Odious' is as fitting a moniker of that man as I've ever heard. Simpy a shame so many of Higgins' books are out of print.
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Grandpa has some pull in heaven,
This review is from: The Progress of the Seasons: Forty Years of Baseball in Our Town (Paperback)
I have not received the book yet. I would like to think I came across this book by the hand of God. My father passed away this past May. He was a Red Sox fan his whole life, even though he had never seen them win a World Series. I have bought this book for my sons who are Yankee fans. I am going to write them a letter signing it Love Grandpa. So many of my father's friends and families could not believe that a man waits his whole life for his team to win and dies on the year it happens. My youngest son said that pop was in heaven asking God to take the curse off Boston and God seemed to have listened to him. Hoping pop did not ask God to put the curse on his Yankees. In memory of my dad, I hope this book will be a 5 star book to my sons.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Simply Magnificent,
By David S. (San Diego, California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Progress of the Seasons (Audio Cassette)
George Higgins has done a great job of opening up the world of baseball, as well as tradition, life, and the passion the game holds. I thoroughly enjoyed this book
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