This is the story of how the hapless Chicago White Sox, badly hurt
by the banning of players after the 1919 Black Sox Scandal,
floundered until the 1950s when they were finally rebuilt and had
their first success in 40 years. The culminating event was the
capture of the 1959 American League pennant, made possible by aging
pitcher Early Wynn. Wynn, nearly 40, was the best pitcher in the
game that season, winning 22 games and the Cy Young Award. He was
the last piece in the puzzle that put the Sox over the top and, in
addition to the team's historic season, the book tracks his life
before, during and after baseball.
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