Homering in the Clutch
Homering in the Clutch by Brad Bauer, published by iUniverse in April 2007, is a humorous fiction novel that explores the life of Jack “Clutch” Thompson. Following the release of his first book, Hitting in the Clutch, Jack finds himself isolated from his former friends and teammates due to his candid revelations about the world of baseball. Now a journeyman player for the Texas Rangers, he navigates the challenges of regaining his status while dealing with the fallout from his past.
In this edition, readers will follow Jack as he attempts to forge new alliances and confront old rivalries during a tumultuous season. The narrative delves into themes of friendship, betrayal, and the complexities of sports culture, all delivered with a humorous touch. With 276 pages of engaging storytelling, this book presents a vivid portrayal of Jack’s journey as he strives to lead his team to the playoffs while grappling with his new, less-than-flattering nickname.
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It is a dark time for Jack “Clutch” Thompson. After the release of his first book, Hitting in the Clutch, his cool and trusted friends have abandoned him. Although cheered by the fans and media for his brutal, honest writings about baseball, he has angered his former friends and teammates for giving away too much information about what happens behind closed doors.
Now an outcast journeyman across Major League Baseball, he has landed on the Texas Rangers and seeks to regain his old notoriety and status amongst baseball’s best. To do so, he’ll have to ally with the not-so-popular crowd, ignore his new horrendous and generic nickname, and attempt to take his sub par team to the playoffs, as he has in years past. Follow him through another crass and outrageous season in what critics are calling, “hands down, the best book you will ever read in your entire life.”*
New friends. Old enemies. Same Clutch.
*No critic has said this
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