So You Think You Know Baseball
So You Think You Know Baseball by David Parks, published by iUniverse in 2001, is a comprehensive exploration of Major League Baseball’s rich history, spanning the last century. This 396-page book presents a collection of tidbits and factoids designed to engage even the most knowledgeable fans. It goes beyond standard trivia, featuring specialized sections that delve into exclusive clubs, award winners, and player comparisons, highlighting both past and present superstars.
Readers will find a wealth of information that extends beyond mere trivia, including all-star teams composed of players whose names start with the same letter. Additionally, the book includes a unique “Did You Know?” fact for each year of the 20th century, making it an intriguing read for anyone interested in sports and recreation, particularly baseball history. This edition is presented in English and offers a detailed look at the game, appealing to both casual fans and dedicated enthusiasts alike.
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So You Think You Know Baseball—the collection of tidbits and factoids from the last century of Major League Baseball that will engage even the most knowledgeable of fans.This book goes beyond the standard trivia question, although there are plenty of those to be found here as well. Several specialized sections are devoted to particular aspects of the game, such as exclusive clubs, award winners, and player comparisons that deal with superstars of the past and present. The book is more than just trivia, as the author has chosen all-star teams consisting entirely of players whose names begin with the same letter, and as a bonus, one special “Did You Know?” fact from each year of the 20th century is sure to pique the interest of even the most casual fan of America’s national pastime.
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