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Billy Martin: Baseball's Flawed Genius by Pennington, Bill

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“Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ...
Binding
Hardcover
Weight
1 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9780544022096
Book Title
Billy Martin : Baseball's Flawed Genius
Publisher
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company
Item Length
9 in
Publication Year
2015
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1.8 in
Author
Scott Waxman, Bill Pennington
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Sports & Recreation
Topic
Baseball / General, Sports
Item Weight
28.2 Oz
Item Width
6 in
Number of Pages
544 Pages

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From an award-winning New York Times sports columnist, the definitive biography of one of baseball's most celebrated, mercurial, and misunderstood figures--legendary manager and baseball genius, Billy Martin

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Publisher
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company
ISBN-10
0544022092
ISBN-13
9780544022096
eBay Product ID (ePID)
202529861

Product Key Features

Book Title
Billy Martin : Baseball's Flawed Genius
Number of Pages
544 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2015
Topic
Baseball / General, Sports
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Sports & Recreation
Author
Scott Waxman, Bill Pennington
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.8 in
Item Weight
28.2 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"Energetically reported and skillfully written, the book is enormously entertaining. Without pretension, it explores the question whether a baseball lifer can actually be a tragic figure in the classic sense--a man destroyed by the very qualities than made him great." -- The Wall Street Journal "Through interviews with Martin''s long-silent widow, his son and others who knew and played with and for him, we get a complete picture -- womanizing, drinking, fighting and the rest."  -- New York Post   "Sprawling...thorough research."  -- Chicago Tribune   "It's all here, copiously reported, including interviews with more than 200 people, many of whom have since died, making this a one-of-a-kind work."  -- Newsday "All the notable moments are here...Baseball (and Yankees) fans will devour this like ballpark popcorn, and all will muse about the many what-ifs of Martin's motley life."  -- Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW   "Martin''s life was a rollicking one, and as with the life, so with the book. Pennington''s take is great fun, and the author''s drive to talk to everyone who may have known Martin--from the most arrogant star to the humblest bartender--is impressive."  --BookPage   "A motley cast of baseball Hall of Famers, including Casey Stengel, Mickey Mantle, Rod Carew, Ricky Henderson, Reggie Jackson, Tommy Lasorda, and Earl Weaver, make appearances in this must-read for fans of the great American pastime."  -- Publishers Weekly "[Pennington] provides what is likely to be the definitive profile, which, as such, belongs in most library sports collections, especially those where Yankee fans cluster." -- Mark Levine, Booklist    "His study of Martin is comprehensive and detailed, offering the reader rich details on his early years and his time as a player for several teams...Pennington expertly combines material from his subject''s personal and professional life, leaving the impression of a complicated and flawed but unforgettable man."  -- Library Journal "Two words of advice: read this. Bill Pennington not only writes the sprawling, brawling, no-punches-pulled narrative Martin deserves, but also deftly illuminates the humanity of one of baseball's epic characters." --Tom Verducci, bestselling author of THE YANKEE YEARS (with Joe Torre)   "The hair on my forearms was standing up by the end of the fifth paragraph of this book's introduction. I knew Billy Martin. I covered Billy Martin. But I never knew him like this. Congrats to Bill Pennington for the definitive work on baseball's flawed genius.'' --Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe columnist and bestselling author of FRANCONA (with Terry Francona) and SENIOR YEAR   "Billy Martin has been dead for 25 years? Wow. That means there's a generation or two that know nothing about this character of baseball characters, this incandescent ballplayer/manager/jerk/sweetheart, this irrepressible brawler with a grand mind for the game. Bill Pennington cures all that  with 'Billy Martin, Baseball's Flawed Genius.' This is a terrific tale about a roller coaster life. Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy. The descriptions of the fistfights alone are worth the price of admission." --Leigh Montville, bestselling author of TED WILLIAMS, THE BIG BAM and EVEL   "It has been easy to think of Billy Martin as a cartoon--one created by the media and abetted by the man himself. But he was a great American, as important to understanding our game, and our nation, as Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio. You'll never think of Billy Martin in the same way again, thanks to Bill Pennington's masterpiece of a biography." --John Thorn, Official Historian, Major League Baseball    , "Energetically reported and skillfully written, the book is enormously entertaining. Without pretension, it explores the question whether a baseball lifer can actually be a tragic figure in the classic sense--a man destroyed by the very qualities than made him great." -- The Wall Street Journal "Through interviews with Martin''s long-silent widow, his son and others who knew and played with and for him, we get a complete picture -- womanizing, drinking, fighting and the rest." -- New York Post "Sprawling...thorough research." -- Chicago Tribune "It''s all here, copiously reported, including interviews with more than 200 people, many of whom have since died, making this a one-of-a-kind work." -- Newsday "All the notable moments are here...Baseball (and Yankees) fans will devour this like ballpark popcorn, and all will muse about the many what-ifs of Martin''s motley life." -- Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW "Martin''s life was a rollicking one, and as with the life, so with the book. Pennington''s take is great fun, and the author''s drive to talk to everyone who may have known Martin--from the most arrogant star to the humblest bartender--is impressive." --BookPage "A motley cast of baseball Hall of Famers, including Casey Stengel, Mickey Mantle, Rod Carew, Ricky Henderson, Reggie Jackson, Tommy Lasorda, and Earl Weaver, make appearances in this must-read for fans of the great American pastime." -- Publishers Weekly "[Pennington] provides what is likely to be the definitive profile, which, as such, belongs in most library sports collections, especially those where Yankee fans cluster." -- Mark Levine, Booklist "His study of Martin is comprehensive and detailed, offering the reader rich details on his early years and his time as a player for several teams...Pennington expertly combines material from his subject''s personal and professional life, leaving the impression of a complicated and flawed but unforgettable man." -- Library Journal "Two words of advice: read this. Bill Pennington not only writes the sprawling, brawling, no-punches-pulled narrative Martin deserves, but also deftly illuminates the humanity of one of baseball''s epic characters." --Tom Verducci, bestselling author of THE YANKEE YEARS (with Joe Torre) "The hair on my forearms was standing up by the end of the fifth paragraph of this book''s introduction. I knew Billy Martin. I covered Billy Martin. But I never knew him like this. Congrats to Bill Pennington for the definitive work on baseball''s flawed genius.'''' --Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe columnist and bestselling author of FRANCONA (with Terry Francona) and SENIOR YEAR "Billy Martin has been dead for 25 years? Wow. That means there''s a generation or two that know nothing about this character of baseball characters, this incandescent ballplayer/manager/jerk/sweetheart, this irrepressible brawler with a grand mind for the game. Bill Pennington cures all that with ''Billy Martin, Baseball''s Flawed Genius.'' This is a terrific tale about a roller coaster life. Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy. The descriptions of the fistfights alone are worth the price of admission." --Leigh Montville, bestselling author of TED WILLIAMS, THE BIG BAM and EVEL "It has been easy to think of Billy Martin as a cartoon--one created by the media and abetted by the man himself. But he was a great American, as important to understanding our game, and our nation, as Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio. You''ll never think of Billy Martin in the same way again, thanks to Bill Pennington''s masterpiece of a biography." --John Thorn, Official Historian, Major League Baseball,  "Two words of advice: read this. Bill Pennington not only writes the sprawling, brawling, no-punches-pulled narrative Martin deserves, but also deftly illuminates the humanity of one of baseball's epic characters." --Tom Verducci, bestselling author of THE YANKEE YEARS (with Joe Torre)   "The hair on my forearms was standing up by the end of the fifth paragraph of this book's introduction. I knew Billy Martin. I covered Billy Martin. But I never knew him like this. Congrats to Bill Pennington for the definitive work on baseball's flawed genius.'' --Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe columnist and bestselling author of FRANCONA (with Terry Francona) and SENIOR YEAR   "Billy Martin has been dead for 25 years? Wow. That means there's a generation or two that know nothing about this character of baseball characters, this incandescent ballplayer/manager/jerk/sweetheart, this irrepressible brawler with a grand mind for the game. Bill Pennington cures all that  with 'Billy Martin, Baseball's Flawed Genius.' This is a terrific tale about a roller coaster life. Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy. The descriptions of the fistfights alone are worth the price of admission." --Leigh Montville, bestselling author of TED WILLIAMS, THE BIG BAM and EVEL   "It has been easy to think of Billy Martin as a cartoon--one created by the media and abetted by the man himself. But he was a great American, as important to understanding our game, and our nation, as Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio. You'll never think of Billy Martin in the same way again, thanks to Bill Pennington's masterpiece of a biography." --John Thorn, Official Historian, Major League Baseball    ,  "All the notable moments are here...Baseball (and Yankees) fans will devour this like ballpark popcorn, and all will muse about the many what-ifs of Martin's motley life."  -- Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW   "A motley cast of baseball Hall of Famers, including Casey Stengel, Mickey Mantle, Rod Carew, Ricky Henderson, Reggie Jackson, Tommy Lasorda, and Earl Weaver, make appearances in this must-read for fans of the great American pastime."  -- Publishers Weekly "[Pennington] provides what is likely to be the definitive profile, which, as such, belongs in most library sports collections, especially those where Yankee fans cluster." -- Mark Levine, Booklist    "His study of Martin is comprehensive and detailed, offering the reader rich details on his early years and his time as a player for several teams...Pennington expertly combines material from his subject's personal and professional life, leaving the impression of a complicated and flawed but unforgettable man."  -- Library Journal "Two words of advice: read this. Bill Pennington not only writes the sprawling, brawling, no-punches-pulled narrative Martin deserves, but also deftly illuminates the humanity of one of baseball's epic characters." --Tom Verducci, bestselling author of THE YANKEE YEARS (with Joe Torre)   "The hair on my forearms was standing up by the end of the fifth paragraph of this book's introduction. I knew Billy Martin. I covered Billy Martin. But I never knew him like this. Congrats to Bill Pennington for the definitive work on baseball's flawed genius.'' --Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe columnist and bestselling author of FRANCONA (with Terry Francona) and SENIOR YEAR   "Billy Martin has been dead for 25 years? Wow. That means there's a generation or two that know nothing about this character of baseball characters, this incandescent ballplayer/manager/jerk/sweetheart, this irrepressible brawler with a grand mind for the game. Bill Pennington cures all that  with 'Billy Martin, Baseball's Flawed Genius.' This is a terrific tale about a roller coaster life. Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy. The descriptions of the fistfights alone are worth the price of admission." --Leigh Montville, bestselling author of TED WILLIAMS, THE BIG BAM and EVEL   "It has been easy to think of Billy Martin as a cartoon--one created by the media and abetted by the man himself. But he was a great American, as important to understanding our game, and our nation, as Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio. You'll never think of Billy Martin in the same way again, thanks to Bill Pennington's masterpiece of a biography." --John Thorn, Official Historian, Major League Baseball    ,  "All the notable moments are here...Baseball (and Yankees) fans will devour this like ballpark popcorn, and all will muse about the many what-ifs of Martin's motley life."  -- Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW   "[Pennington] provides what is likely to be the definitive profile, which, as such, belongs in most library sports collections, especially those where Yankee fans cluster." -- Mark Levine, Booklist    "His study of Martin is comprehensive and detailed, offering the reader rich details on his early years and his time as a player for several teams...Pennington expertly combines material from his subject's personal and professional life, leaving the impression of a complicated and flawed but unforgettable man."  -- Library Journal "Two words of advice: read this. Bill Pennington not only writes the sprawling, brawling, no-punches-pulled narrative Martin deserves, but also deftly illuminates the humanity of one of baseball's epic characters." --Tom Verducci, bestselling author of THE YANKEE YEARS (with Joe Torre)   "The hair on my forearms was standing up by the end of the fifth paragraph of this book's introduction. I knew Billy Martin. I covered Billy Martin. But I never knew him like this. Congrats to Bill Pennington for the definitive work on baseball's flawed genius.'' --Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe columnist and bestselling author of FRANCONA (with Terry Francona) and SENIOR YEAR   "Billy Martin has been dead for 25 years? Wow. That means there's a generation or two that know nothing about this character of baseball characters, this incandescent ballplayer/manager/jerk/sweetheart, this irrepressible brawler with a grand mind for the game. Bill Pennington cures all that  with 'Billy Martin, Baseball's Flawed Genius.' This is a terrific tale about a roller coaster life. Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy. The descriptions of the fistfights alone are worth the price of admission." --Leigh Montville, bestselling author of TED WILLIAMS, THE BIG BAM and EVEL   "It has been easy to think of Billy Martin as a cartoon--one created by the media and abetted by the man himself. But he was a great American, as important to understanding our game, and our nation, as Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio. You'll never think of Billy Martin in the same way again, thanks to Bill Pennington's masterpiece of a biography." --John Thorn, Official Historian, Major League Baseball    , "The hair on my forearms was standing up by the end of the fifth paragraph of this book's introduction. I knew Billy Martin. I covered Billy Martin. But I never knew him like this. Congrats to Bill Pennington for the definitive work on baseball's flawed genius.'' -Dan Shaughnessy, bestselling author of FRANCONA and SENIOR YEAR "Billy Martin has been dead for 25 years? Wow. That means there's a generation or two that know nothing about this character of baseball characters, this incandescent ballplayer/manager/jerk/sweetheart, this irrepressible brawler with a grand mind for the game. Bill Pennington cures all that with 'Billy Martin, Baseball's Flawed Genius.' This is a terrific tale about a roller coaster life. Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy. The descriptions of the fistfights alone are worth the price of admission." -Leigh Montville, bestselling author of Ted Williams, The Big Bam and Evel  ,  "All the notable moments are here...Baseball (and Yankees) fans will devour this like ballpark popcorn, and all will muse about the many what-ifs of Martin's motley life."  --Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW     "His study of Martin is comprehensive and detailed, offering the reader rich details on his early years and his time as a player for several teams...Pennington expertly combines material from his subject's personal and professional life, leaving the impression of a complicated and flawed but unforgettable man."  --Library Journal "Two words of advice: read this. Bill Pennington not only writes the sprawling, brawling, no-punches-pulled narrative Martin deserves, but also deftly illuminates the humanity of one of baseball's epic characters." --Tom Verducci, bestselling author of THE YANKEE YEARS (with Joe Torre)   "The hair on my forearms was standing up by the end of the fifth paragraph of this book's introduction. I knew Billy Martin. I covered Billy Martin. But I never knew him like this. Congrats to Bill Pennington for the definitive work on baseball's flawed genius.'' --Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe columnist and bestselling author of FRANCONA (with Terry Francona) and SENIOR YEAR   "Billy Martin has been dead for 25 years? Wow. That means there's a generation or two that know nothing about this character of baseball characters, this incandescent ballplayer/manager/jerk/sweetheart, this irrepressible brawler with a grand mind for the game. Bill Pennington cures all that  with 'Billy Martin, Baseball's Flawed Genius.' This is a terrific tale about a roller coaster life. Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy. The descriptions of the fistfights alone are worth the price of admission." --Leigh Montville, bestselling author of TED WILLIAMS, THE BIG BAM and EVEL   "It has been easy to think of Billy Martin as a cartoon--one created by the media and abetted by the man himself. But he was a great American, as important to understanding our game, and our nation, as Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio. You'll never think of Billy Martin in the same way again, thanks to Bill Pennington's masterpiece of a biography." --John Thorn, Official Historian, Major League Baseball    
Lccn
2014-039677
Dewey Decimal
796.357092 B
Lc Classification Number
Gv865.M35p46 2015
Copyright Date
2015

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