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Here are a few that I enjoyed (in addition to those already mentioned):

The Bird, by Doug Wilson. Not particularly well written but I enjoyed the trip down memory lane;

Just Tell Me I Can't, by Larry Platt, an inspirational story of Jamie Moyer's perseverance;

Bottom of the 33rd by Dan Barry, about the longest game in professional baseball history, very rich and enjoyable story; and

Cobb, by All Stump. Probably my favorite baseball biography. Cobb was a fascinating in flawed individual, but way ahead of his time in many respects.

7/19/1412:32 PM

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