What are your essential baseball books?

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What are your essential baseball books?
Friar Forecast found this 4/18/2008 on www.gaslampball.com [flag]
I'm gonna keep kicking this baseball book club thing for a while until it magically forms of its own accord and takes a life of its own. In the meantime, why don't we gather together the list of books that are deemed "essential" for a well-read baseball fan and maybe something will really strike us as being a must read . Here's my list off the top of my head. I'm sure I'll have forgotten a ... [link]

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Published 4/18/2008 by MB at Friar Forecast
Quick, Padre-centric friday links … with a look at Peavy (by PITCHf/x) later tonight … Howlin’ Wolf — GY’s take on Randy Wolf’s last start. Must read books — Dex and the GLB gang discuss their favorite baseball books. On Justin Germano — Richard takes a look at Germano and some advanced stats. Downtown Padres — New Padres blog I found a little while back. Give it a look-see. PITCHf/x — Mike Fast with a tremendous list of questions that PITCHf/x will hopefully help ...

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