In 1993 successful psychologist and journalist Hank Davis undertook
an epic journey exploring the atmosphere and culture of both minor
league baseball and the small towns that embrace it. Davis shows us
the warmth, quirkiness, and desperate energy of minor league ball,
from encounters with future stars to those who would never make it
to the "show"; from the kids selling Cracker Jacks outside the park
to the aging coaches who persevere out of sheer love for the game.
As Davis says, "the minor leagues are full of stories," and he
tells some of the best of them here. A new afterword by the author
dis-cusses where the minor league players are now. Hank Davis is a
professor of psychology at the University of Guelph in Ontario,
Canada.
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