"Mad Ball" is a story about the madness that invaded Wrigley Field
and was consequently felt 'round the world during the 2003 MLB
playoffs. Chicago attorneys and life-long Cubs fans R. Thomas
Hoffman and Walter Yurkanin take us on a sweeping examination of
the historic meltdown in Game Six against the Florida Marlins,
finally setting the record straight on what was to blame for the
Cubs' collapse. Forming their own "Commission," every aspect of the
infamous "Bartman Play" is held under the microscope - interpreting
and analyzing the rules, evaluating comments from players and
managers, reviewing media reports, and looking at countless photos
and video replays. No stone is left unturned, including the
legendary Cubs curse. For Cubs fans, this book is therapeutic. For
baseball fans everywhere, it's a fascinating look at one of the
most storied franchises in all of sports. And for Cubs fan Steve
Bartman, "Mad Ball" is freedom, and it's long overdue.
"Impressively researched. If The Warren Commission Reported on the
Bartman foul ball, this is what it would look like " -Bob Sirott
Co-Anchor Fox Chicago News @9pm
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