Ernie Banks is the best-known ballplayer in the history of the
Chicago Cubs-a man as famous for his personality and trademark
phrases as for his accomplishments on the field. Nicknamed "Mr.
Cub," Banks won two National League Most Valuable Player awards and
slugged 512 home runs, all while battling discrimination and
poverty. His conduct away from the field was so exemplary he was
awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Based on interviews
conducted with Banks, the author details the life of this
Texas-born shortstop and first baseman from his childhood playing
softball to his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame to his
death in 2015.
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