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As John Cheever declared, "all literary men are Red Sox fans" -and certainly no baseball team has inspired more eloquence than the storied Sox. The best of those stories reside here, celebrating the team's highs, from the pennant races through the careers of Williams, Yaz, and Boggs, and eulogizing its most poignant lows, from the loss of Ruth to the ball that rolled through Buckner's legs.
About the Author
Dan Riley has been a contributor to numerous books, magazines, and newspapers. He has worked as a crime reporter in Connecticut, as a high school English teacher in New Hampshire, and as a copywriter in California. He lives in California.
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- The Faith of 50 Million: Baseball, Religion, and American Culture by Christopher Hodge Evans in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Baseball/Literature/Culture: Essays, 1995-2001 by Peter Carino on page 82
- The 50 Greatest Red Sox Games by Cecilia Tan in Back Matter
- The Red Sox Century: Voices and Memories of Fenway Park by Alan Ross in Back Matter
- The Rivals: The New York Yankees vs. the Boston Red Sox---An Inside History by The New York Times in Front Matter
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