The fascinating story of the Homestead Grays, the Negro LeagueÕs most successful franchise, and how the fight to integrate baseball began not in Brooklyn with Jackie Robinson but in our nationÕs capital. Filled with intriguing characters such as Josh Gibson, Buck Leonard, and Clark Griffith.
Paperback. 418 pages.

#1178 $14.95

Boston Red Sox: 2007 World Series Champions Relive the Red Sox championship season with this book of photographs and articles from the Boston Herald. Includes box scores for each of the ALDS games against the Los Angeles Angels, the ALCS games against the Cleveland Indians, and the World Series games against the Colorado Rockies. 66 color photographs.
Hardcover. 128 pages.

#1750 $19.95

An encyclopedia of the Red Sox through the 2003 season, including career stats on every player who ever wore a Red Sox uniform, biographies of the 100 greatest Red Sox of all time, the best and worst trades in history, and more.
Hardcover. 632 pages.

#1102 $24.95 Sale Price: $12.95 (Save 48%)

Author Jeffrey Spivak revisits the 1985 World Series, when the Royals rallied from a 3-1 deficit in games to beat the cross-state Cardinals. The book journeys through the anguish and ecstasy of all seven games, with tales of resiliency and redemption about such players as George Brett, Frank White, Willie Wilson, Bret Saberhagen, and Buddy Biancalana.
Hardcover. 191 pages.

#1281 $19.95 Sale Price: $9.95 (Save 50%)

A special commemorative book celebrating one of baseball's most loved franchises, the Chicago Cubs. All of the team's greatest players, games, moments and performances are documented through colorful historic photos and expert commentary. Includes a history of beautiful Wrigley Field as well as more than 140 profiles of favorite Cubs players and personalities and highlights of every Cubs season through 2004.
Hardcover. 223 pages.

#1206 $24.95 Sale Price: $19.95 (Save 20%)

Former Red Sox great Pesky rates the top five Boston players at each position as well as the five greatest managers. His compilation brings back cherished Fenway memories and is a testament to the rich tradition of one of the most storied franchises in all of sports.
Hardcover. 165 pages.

#1054 $27.95

Thomson tells the story of the amazing 1951 baseball season and his "shot heard 'round the world" which won the pennant for the New York Giants. 16 pages of photos.
Paperback. 289 pages.

#1092 $14.95 Sale Price: $12.95 (Save 13%)

The 1942 St. Louis Cardinals have been called the greatest Redbird team of all time. Built on pitching and speed, the young ballclub featured rookie Stan Musial, future Hall-of-Famer Enos Slaughter, and ace Mort Cooper, who led the league in wins and ERA. St. Louis won 106 games during the regular season and went on to beat the New York Yankees in five games in the World Series. Author Jerome Mileur's account of that great season is a must-read for Cardinal fans.
Hardcover. 304 pages.

#1939 $34.95

Every summer since 1961, the Minnesota Twins have brought countless thrills, and a few spills, to baseball fans throughout Minnesota and the Upper Midwest. From the much-anticipated debut at Metropolitan Stadium through the final days at the Metrodome, this book takes you through the each season of Twins baseball, profiling the teams, players, managers, and front-office personnel who have provided a half century of great moments and cherished memories. Illustrated with photos from the Star Tribune's archives, it is the ultimate celebration of a beloved franchise.
Hardcover. 192 pages.

#2153 $29.95

The 1978 New York Yankees capped an amazing comeback by beating the Boston Red Sox in an AL East playoff game. One of baseball's greatest writers tells the story of Billy Martin, George Steinbrenner, Reggie Jackson, Bucky Dent and others.
Hardcover. 370 pages.

#878 $24.95

Led by Ripken, Murray, Boddicker, and McGregor, the Orioles captured their first world championship in 13 years. The inside story of the Orioles' journey.
Hardcover. 224 pages.

#1056 $24.95 Sale Price: $19.95 (Save 20%)

From Chuck Klein and Richie Ashburn to Mike Schmidt and Ryan Howard, Grover Cleveland Alexander and Robin Roberts to Steve Carlton and Cole Hamels, the Philadelphia Phillies have had more than their share of legendary heroes through the ages. Beginning with the team's origin in the 1880s the Phillies have experienced exhilarating highs and frustrating lows. In rich imagery and entertaining stories, this book brings a new spin to the history of this storied franchise, spotlighting each nugget from Phillies historyÑthe ballparks of yesterday and today, and memorable moments then and now.
Hardcover. 144 pages.

#2152 $24.95

From the Whiz Kids to the Wheeze Kids, everything you ever wanted to know about the Phillies is included in this handy reference. There's trivia, Top 10 lists, and much more, all contained in the compelling story of one of baseball's most entertaining franchises.
Hardcover. 213 pages.

#1433 $19.95

Through stories and anecdotes, trivia and stats, this handy reference guide will rekindle memories from the early days of Fenway Park. Everything you should know about the Bosox is included, the greatest hitters and pitchers, the greatest moments and biggest disappointments, and the personalities that make the Red Sox such an endearing and captivating team.
Hardcover. 195 pages.

#1432 $19.95

Catch up with 50 former Red Sox players, re-living their glory days and their post-playing careers. Bosox featured include Fred Lynn, Mike Andrews, Sam Horn, Dick Radatz, Billy Rohr, and Jim Lonborg.
Hardcover. 222 pages.

#1224 $19.95

In 1967, the Red Sox thrilled New EnglandÕs baseball fans by winning the pennant, the only team ever to rise from ninth place to league champion. Petrocelli, Boston's 24-year-old shortstop on that "Impossible Dream" team, recaptures the thrills of that season through his unique anecdotes.
Hardcover. 208 pages.

#1659 $19.95 Sale Price: $9.95 (Save 50%)

Kittle shares his memories from the 1983 season, when he belted 35 homers and helped Chicago win the AL West. He shares insights and stories about manager Tony La Russa, catcher Carlton Fisk, outfield Harold Baines, Cy Young winner LaMarr Hoyt and others.
Hardcover. 184 pages.

#1222 $19.95

Since the inception of the All-Star game in 1933, the St. Louis Cardinals have had many great players selected to the National League team. From Stan Musial, who played in 24 games, to current superstar Albert Pujols, the Cardinals have produced an incredible total of 115 players, coaches, managers and trainers, many of whom were selected multiple times. Cardinal All-Stars includes box scores, photographs of the St. Louis representatives, stadium shots and program covers for each game from 1933 through 2009. This 12 x 12, full color coffee table book is the first in a series of four volumes that will comprise the Cardinals Encyclopedias.
Hardcover. 180 pages.

#2103 $39.95 Sale Price: $24.95 (Save 38%)

Former New York Times sportswriter Ira Berkow captures the spirit of the New York Yankees in this unforgettable collection of columns written over 40 years. From memories of Ruth and DiMaggio to reflections on Derek Jeter and the team's 27th World Series title, this book is guaranteed to delight fans of all ages.
Paperback. 235 pages.

#2102 $15.95 Sale Price: $11.95 (Save 25%)

They were led by Willie "Pops" Stargell and "We Are Fam-a-Lee" was their theme song. The stories in this book will bring back fond memories of the 1979 Bucs, who won 25 games in their final at bat and went on to beat the Orioles in the World Series.
Hardcover. 176 pages.

#1225 $19.95

A collection of stories about the Arizona Diamondbacks, who stunned the New York Yankees to win the 2001 world title in only their fourth season.
Hardcover. 181 pages.

#460 $19.95

Outfielder Rick Monday recounts the story of the remarkable 1981 season that included three October comebacks that gave the Dodgers the chance to beat the Yankees in the World Series. Monday's personal recollections and conversations with teammates Cey, Garvey, Baker, Scioscia and manager Lasorda give a rare insight into the team of characters.
179 pages, hardcover.

#1509 $19.95 Sale Price: $9.95 (Save 50%)

From the earliest days in 1962 through the modern era, Tales from the Mets Dugout offers a wide range of stories that capture the many moods of an ever-changing franchise. Written by veteran baseball author Bruce Markusen, the book relives some of the favorite moments in Mets history while also telling an array of little-known stories about the players and personalities that have comprised the beloved National League franchise.
Paperback. 185 pages.

#1767 $15.95

Thirty-six former players--from Billy O'Dell to Cal Ripken Jr.-- share their stories in this anecdotal history of five decades of Oriole baseball.
Hardcover. 202 pages.

#1088 $19.95

Tom Browning shares his pitching career memories including his 1988 perfect game and the Reds' sweep of the Oakland A's in the 1990 World Series. Why did Marge Schott slap him on the way to the White House? How did he feel about the lifetime suspension of his manager and friend Pete Rose? Here's the inside story.
179 pages, hardcover.

#1508 $19.95 Sale Price: $12.95 (Save 35%)

An account of the three-game series between the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals through the eyes of legendary manager Tony La Russa. Drawing on unmatched access to a manager and his team, the book shows that human nature--not statistics--can often dictate the outcome of a ballgame.
Hardcover. 272 pages.

#1255 $24.95 Sale Price: $19.95 (Save 20%)

Subtitled "The Brooklyn Dodgers Photographs of Barney Stein, 1937-1957", this beautiful volume is as close to a family album for the Brooklyn Dodgers as we're going to see. Barney Stein was the official team photographer for the Dodgers. Through his photos we see an intimate portrait of the Dodgers organization in their legendary years before moving to Los Angeles. The photos shed insight on virtually every aspect of team life. For Dodger fans and baseball history buffs alike, you can't miss with this book.
Hardcover, 162 pages.

#1658 $27.95

Davis shares entertaining anecdotes from his days with the Dodgers (1959 through 1966), a period when the Dodgers won three world titles and Davis captured two batting crowns.
Hardcover. 179 pages.

#1221 $19.95

The author seeks out former Chicago Cubs to find out what they've been doing since they left the Friendly Confines. Players interviewed include Ken Holtzman, Jim Hickman, George Altman, Dave Kingman, and Bill Buckner.
Hardcover. 344 pages.

#1226 $26.95

For 25 years, Philadelphia waited for a team like the 2008 Phillies to come along. Waited for a team that could end the longest title drought of any city in America that fields teams in all four major pro sports. And then these Phillies made it happen, winning the NL East, then beating the Brewers, the Dodgers, and finally, the Rays, in the World Series. As the two million fans who attended the championship parade can attest, it was worth the wait.
Hardcover. 218 pages.

#1952 $19.95

This lavishly illustrated volume brings to life and pays tribute to one of baseball's greatest ballparks. Filled with original pictures from the Cubs' official photographer, this revered park's story is gloriously depicted in picture and in word.
Hardcover. 232 pages.

#474 $34.95 Sale Price: $24.95 (Save 29%)

Written by Chicago Tribune journalist Lew Freedman, this coffee-table style book features stunning images of Wrigley Field and the players who played there, plus memories of the ballpark from Billy Williams, Ernie Banks, Ron Santo and Ferguson Jenkins. Many of the images in this wonderful tribute have never been seen before.
12Ó x 12Ó. Hardcover. 150 pages.

#2105 $34.95