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Nolan Ryan: The Road to Cooperstown
Presents a collection of anecdotes and stories by the Hall of Fame pitcher and his friends and family about his life and career as baseball's strikeout king
- GenresBiography
112 pages, Hardcover
First published September 1, 1999
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August 14, 2018
Excellent career retrospective
April 30, 2008
7 no-hitters!! He simply ruled!!
Ryan dominated the game in many ways and his place in the hall of fame is undisputed. This book is the only of its kind, which is autobiography accompanied by a plethora of fine pictures spanning Ryan's life before, through and after baseball. Ryan spends a fair amount of time talking about each of his milestones and how each developed. I even learned some things I didn't know about his career before I read the book, so for those of you with an interest in Nolan, you may learn some new things as well. A great read for baseball fans and kids who need a role model who accomplished many great things without the use of steroids.
Ryan dominated the game in many ways and his place in the hall of fame is undisputed. This book is the only of its kind, which is autobiography accompanied by a plethora of fine pictures spanning Ryan's life before, through and after baseball. Ryan spends a fair amount of time talking about each of his milestones and how each developed. I even learned some things I didn't know about his career before I read the book, so for those of you with an interest in Nolan, you may learn some new things as well. A great read for baseball fans and kids who need a role model who accomplished many great things without the use of steroids.
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