For those of you in the Pittsburgh area, this Saturday, December 1, 2012, Michael Aubrecht and I will be signing copies of our book, You Stink! Major League Baseball’s Terrible Teams and Pathetic Players at the Heinz History Center’s annual book fair for books related to topics pertinent to Pittsburgh, Books in the ‘Burgh. We will be signing there from 10:00-3:00. Please come by and say hello if you can!
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I hope you do well! The museum is an excellent facility.
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Dennis
Hope this does well in sales. I intend to order it because I’ve developed a bizarre interest in that 1930 Phillies’ pitching staff after reading a SABR article on the greatest team hitting season in history – the 1930 Phils’ opponents, who scored 1199 runs and hit .346 aas a team. If I recall correctly, it’s a chapter in the Hall of Shame section.
Awe, I just drove through Pittsburgh on my way to Gettysburg over the weekend. On the plus side I did pick up “Gettysburg’s Forgotten Cavalry Actions” while there.