Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
64
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
Jan 1, 1992
Editorial
Chelsea House Pub
ISBN-10
0791011720
ISBN-13
9780791011720
Descripción
Norman L. Macht and Jim Murray delve into the complex life of Ty Cobb, exploring not only the legendary success he achieved on the baseball field but also the personal challenges he faced off of it. Cobb, known for his fierce competitiveness and incredible statistical achievements, comes alive in the richly detailed narrative, which highlights the nuances behind his drive for greatness.
The authors take readers back to Cobb's childhood, tracing his roots in Georgia and the experiences that shaped his unyielding ambition. The complexities of his personality are vividly illustrated, revealing a man who was as controversial as he was talented. Through engaging anecdotes and thorough research, the book paints a full picture of Cobb’s impact on the sport and his lasting legacy in the annals of baseball history.
Macht and Murray provide a balanced view of Cobb's extraordinary career, examining not only the milestones that led him to be one of baseball's all-time leaders but also the infamous moments that clouded his reputation. This exploration captivates fans of the sport, inviting reflection on both Cobb's remarkable achievements and the human flaws that make his story all the more compelling.
The authors take readers back to Cobb's childhood, tracing his roots in Georgia and the experiences that shaped his unyielding ambition. The complexities of his personality are vividly illustrated, revealing a man who was as controversial as he was talented. Through engaging anecdotes and thorough research, the book paints a full picture of Cobb’s impact on the sport and his lasting legacy in the annals of baseball history.
Macht and Murray provide a balanced view of Cobb's extraordinary career, examining not only the milestones that led him to be one of baseball's all-time leaders but also the infamous moments that clouded his reputation. This exploration captivates fans of the sport, inviting reflection on both Cobb's remarkable achievements and the human flaws that make his story all the more compelling.