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Baseball

An Illustrated History

by Geoffrey C. Ward

Recommended by Chris Wesseling

Recommended by Chris Wesseling

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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Baseball, Sports, and Nonfiction.

The acclaimed nationwide best seller and companion volume to Ken Burnss grandslam PBS documentaryupdated and expanded to coincide with the broadcast of a new, twopart Tenth Inning that lokos back on the age of steroids, homerun records, the rise of Latino players, and so much more.With a narrative by Geoffrey C. Ward, a preface to the new editio...

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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Baseball, Sports, and Nonfiction.

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Chris Wesseling

@RotoPat @scrogers5684 @KenBurns Yep! I think I got about 3 different copies of that monster for Christmas the year it came out. Great coffee table book.

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