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Baseball Books for the 2017 Off-Season: Cubs-Kinsella Edition

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Gary Anderson

For this sixth annual round-up of baseball books I’ve read in the past year, I’m thinking about some things that are different this time. One of them is sad; one of them is joyous. Let’s start with the joyous. The … Continue reading →

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