Description
Description
The Tigers of '68: Baseball's Last Real Champions is the uproarious, stirring tale of this team, a group of hell-raisers that brawled on the field and partied hard afterwards. This book revisits the main performers of this illustrious team and weaves their stories into a cohesive narrative that captures all the drama and color of Detroit's 1968 season.
About the Author
About the Author
George Cantor worked as a reporter, columnist, and editor for thirty-nine years at both the Detroit News and the Detroit Free Press. He also wrote for the Detroit Jewish News and taught sports writing at Oakland University. He is also the author of Courtney's Legacy, the story of his daughter's accidental death at the age of eighteen. He died in 2010.
Critical Reviews
Critical Reviews
This sparkling saga is recommended for most sport shelves.
Profiles of numerous team members, including fun-loving slugger Norm Cash and future Hall-of-Famer Al Kaline, round out this solid choice for most baseball collections.
Publishing Information
Publishing Information
Publisher:
Taylor Trade Publishing
Pub date:
2014-03-07
Length:
240 pages

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