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Foreword | 9 | |
Editor's Note | 21 | |
Seventh Inning Stretch: Baseball, Father, and Me | 25 | |
Reflections and Experience | ||
Streetball from a New York City Boyhood | 37 | |
The Babe's Final Strike | 47 | |
The Best of Times, Almost | 50 | |
Innings | 54 | |
More Power to Him | 56 | |
Rough Injustice | 61 | |
Tripping the Light Fantastic | 64 | |
Fenway Crowns the Millennium | 68 | |
Times to Try a Fan's Soul | 72 | |
Freud at the Ballpark | 76 | |
A Time to Laugh | 80 | |
Heroes Large, Small, and Fallen | ||
Mickey Mantle: The Man versus the Myth | 87 | |
Dusty's Moment | 97 | |
This Was a Man | 102 | |
The Greatest Athlete of the Century | 105 | |
The Amazing Dummy | 112 | |
The Glory of His Time, and Ours | 130 | |
Eight More Out | 134 | |
Nature, History, and Statistics as Meaning | ||
Left Holding the Bat | 143 | |
Why No One Hits .400 Anymore | 151 | |
The Streak of Streaks | 173 | |
Letter to Joe DiMaggio, January 3, 1985 | 188 | |
The Creation Myths of Cooperstown | 190 | |
The Brain of Brawn | 205 | |
Baseball's Reliquary: The Oddly Possible Hybrid of Shrine and University | 210 | |
Jim Bowie's Letter and Bill Buckner's Legs | 219 | |
Criticism | ||
Diamonds Are a Fan's Best Friend | 243 | |
Angell Hits a Grand Slam with Collected Baseball Essays | 248 | |
The Black Men Who Integrated Big League Ball | 252 | |
Baseball and the Two Faces of Janus | 257 | |
The H and Q of Baseball | 275 | |
Sultan of Sentimentality | 295 | |
Baseball: Joys and Lamentations | 301 | |
Good Sports & Bad | 322 | |
Jacket Art Identification | 343 | |
Index | 345 |
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Add Triumph and Tragedy in Mudville: A Lifelong Passion for Baseball, Scientific analysis intersects with flat-out fandom. [Gould] could write, he was funny, and he loved, loved baseball.—Booklist Science meets sport in this vibrant collection of baseball essays by the late evolutionary biologist.Among Stephe, Triumph and Tragedy in Mudville: A Lifelong Passion for Baseball to your collection on WonderClub |