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Baseball Forever: Reflections on 60 Years in the Game
Ralph Kiner, Danny Peary

Triumph Books, 2006

Most fans know Ralph Kiner as the New York Mets' long-tenured color commentator, but as a player he was one of the most feared hitters in the game; this autobiography allows Kiner to reveal his life story and to share his learned opinion about many topics affecting the game today.

Baseball Forever: Reflections on Sixty Years in the Game

7 reviews
Ralph Kiner, Danny Peary

Triumph Books (IL), 2004

"Baseball is, to me, a carbon copy of life": A Great Player's Reflections on Baseball
Ralph Kiner's _Baseball Forever_, written with Dany Peary, offers readers a chance to enjoy the gentlemanly voice of Ralph Kiner, a Hall of Fame outfielder and mainstay of Mets television broadcasts since 1962. Filled with amusing anecdotes and shrewd observations, Kiner reflects on his life in baseball from the post-World War II era to the present. His story is told with candor, humor, and ...

Honus: The Life And Times Of A Baseball Hero

2 reviews
William Hageman

Diane Pub Co, 1996

Honus: The life and Times of A Baseball Hero
I thought this book was a great biography of one of baseball's least appreciated stars. It starts with his beginnings in the mines to his death in 1955. I thought this book had too many minor details in his retirement ventures. I think this is a book that all baseball fans will enjoy.