Joe Posnanski is the go-to writer in the world of sports, and after a bestselling detour onto the football field, he's returning to the sport that everyone knows him for: baseball. This is a new way to look at baseball moments and miracles that don't make it into books of best players or teams. In this new book, Joe dives into the greatest seasons in the history of the sport, across players and teams, from amateurs to the most glorious single seasons the game has known. We meet Joanne Weaver, the woman who had a season for the ages in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball league. There's David Clyde, who was so absurdly good in high school that the Texas Rangers simply brought him up to the big leagues and asked him to pitch. And Mose Solomon, the Rabbi of Swat, who had the most magical season in the Southwestern league, hitting more home runs than anyone in professional baseball except for Babe Ruth. Blending the force of The Baseball 100 with the quirky wonder of Why We Love Baseball, the best of Joe's beloved books, this new illuminating book captures the greatness and magic of the nation's favourite pastime.
