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Spitters, beanballs, and the incredible shrinking strike zone

Spitters, beanballs, and the incredible shrinking strike zone

The Stories Behind the Rules of Baseball
Pages
216
Published
2000
Language
English

Synopsis

This book takes a deep dive into the often-debated rules and unwritten codes of baseball. It explores the controversies surrounding pitches like spitters and beanballs, alongside the ever-changing interpretation of the strike zone. Readers will gain insight into the intricate details that shape America's favorite pastime.

Prose complexity
4/10

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Authors

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Glen Waggoner

Glen Waggoner is an author known for his unique blend of humor and insight. He explored social graces in Esquire Etiquette and delved into the world of baseball with Spitters, beanballs, and the incredible shrinking strike zone. His work offers a sharp perspective on both etiquette and sports.

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Hugh Howard

Hugh Howard writes about baseball. His book, "Spitters, beanballs, and the incredible shrinking strike zone," takes a close look at the game's history and its evolving rules.

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Kathleen Moloney

Kathleen Moloney is an author with a knack for making complex topics accessible. Her non-fiction works span a wide array of subjects, from the science in Isaac Asimov's Wonders of the World to practical guides like The Canyon Ranch health and fitness program and Esquire Etiquette, even diving into the world of baseball with Spitters, beanballs, and the incredible shrinking strike zone.