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Heroine

Autor: Mindy McGinnis

Taschenbuch, 04.02.2020

Erste Person Singular

Autor: Haruki Murakami
Übersetzer: Ursula Gräfe

Gebundene Ausgabe, 26.01.2021

Verbrenn mich danach: Das Geheimbuch für die Seiten des Lebens. Es ist Zeit, deine Geschichte zu schreiben! (Selbstreflexion inkl. Bonus) (Rosa Edition)

Autor: Yara Nilsson

Taschenbuch, 03.08.2021

Bad Honey (The Hornets Nest, Band 1)

Autor: Aubrey Taylor

Taschenbuch, 28.02.2024

Weil alles jetzt beginnt: Roman

Autor: Linda Holmes
Übersetzer: Alexandra Kranefeld

Buch, Broschiert, 28.08.2020

True: The Four Seasons of Jackie Robinson

Autor: Kostya Kennedy

Taschenbuch, 18.04.2023

Baseball America 2024 Almanac

Redakteur: The Editors of Baseball America

Taschenbuch, 05.03.2024

1961*: The Inside Story of the Maris-Mantle Home Run Chase

Autor: Phil Pepe

Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.04.2011

Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team, and a Dream

H G Bissinger

Taschenbuch

In the state of Texas American football is a religion. And nowhere is more fanatical about its football than the small town of Odessa. There, every Friday night from September to November, a bunch of seventeen-year-old kids play their hearts out for the honour of their high school. In front of 20, 000 people. In 1988 H. G. Bissinger spent a season in Odessa discovering just what makes a town pin its hopes on eleven boys on a football field. He lived with the students, coaches and townspeople who dedicate their lives to their team, sharing their joys and triumphs, their pains, injuries and bitter disappointments. He returned with a compassionate but hard-eyed story of a town riven by money, race and class, where a high school can spend more on medical supplies for its athletic program than on its English department. Friday Night Lights is one of the best books about sport ever written. It is the story of how dreams and reality collide, at once glorious and immensely sad. Because for the 30-odd boys of the Permian Panthers, these days will have been the best of their lives.

Wrigley Field Year by Year: A Century at the Friendly Confines

Sam Pathy

Gebundene Ausgabe

Sports Illustrated Chicago Cubs 2016 World Series Champions Commemorative Issue - Team Celebration Cover: Cubs Win!

The Editors Of Sports Illustrated

Einzelheft-Magazin

The Story of Baseball: In 100 Photographs

The Editors of Sports Illustrated

Gebundene Ausgabe

The Comic Book Story of Baseball: The Heroes, Hustlers, and History-Making Swings (and Misses) of America's National Pastime

Alex Irvine

Taschenbuch

Science of Hitting

Ted Williams, John Underwood

Taschenbuch

As a boy, all Ted Williams wanted was to be the best hitter there ever was. Through his storied tenure with the Red Sox, he pretty much got his wish. He not only hit, he knew how to hit; there was no keener, more devoted, more articulate student of the art. The Science of Hitting is his comprehensive book of wisdom and anecdote, a baseball bible that offers clear, concise, well-illustrated, fundamental information on how to hit a baseball and, just as important, how to think about hitting a baseball. Williams's first commandment is " Get a good pitch to hit, " and, in one of baseball's most dramatic teaching tools-a photograph that divides his strike zone into 77 baseballs, seven wide by 11 high-Williams projects what he would hit at each pitch location, from . 230 on the low-outside strike to . 400 in what he called his "happy zone, " the heart of the plate belt high. In 1941, that happy zone was obviously ecstatic; Williams hit . 406 that year, the last to break the magic . 400 barrier.