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) Bases to Bleachers: A Collection of Personal Baseball Stories from the Stands and Beyond

download ebook PDF EPUB

) Bases to Bleachers:

A Collection of

Personal Baseball

Stories from the

Stands and Beyond

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Eric Gray's book pays homage to the love of 'the one constant through all of the years', the game

of baseball. He does so with an anthology of anecdotes from ordinary fans(and some celebrities)

about what baseball means to them, and how the game made memories that have lasted from

generation to generation. I thought I would take my time and read the book in short passages

since you can pick it up anywhere and not lose context. Instead, I could not stop reading it. I

finished it in less than three days because each anecdote provided some comfort and meaning

that I could identify with as a baseball fan. Some stories, especially the ones about special needs

children, made me choke up with tears - Harold KasselmanSpent the evening with a new old

friend, who has written a TREMENDOUS book chock full of baseball stories told from a fan's

viewpoint. This collection is a treasure, and MUST be on the bookshelf of anyone who considers

themselves even a casual fan of the game. It'll make you smile, it'll make you cry, but most of all

it'll make you fall in love with this game all over again. – Jim Kulhawy  Eric Gray is originally

from Plainview, New York, and earned his Bachelor of Arts from SUNY New Paltz. In 1974, he

came to San Francisco, began a thirty-nine-year career at the U.S. Department of Labor, met his

future wife Lynn Rhodes, and never moved back to New York. His hobbies include rock and roll,

following politics, playing and watching baseball and basketball, hiking, and hanging out with

friends and family. He and his wife have two children, Rachel and David. All are baseball fans.