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From the first third-generation player in Major League history, a sometimes moving, always candid inside look at his family’s seventy years in baseball
A five-foot-ten fireball questioned by scouts because of his small stature, supposed lack of power, and cocky attitude, Bret Boone didn’t care about family legacy as he fought his way to the Major Leagues in 1992; he wanted to make his own way. H...
From the first third-generation player in Major League history, a sometimes moving, always candid inside look at his family’s seventy years in baseball
A five-foot-ten fireball questioned by scouts because of his small stature, supposed lack of power, and cocky attitude, Bret Boone didn’t care about family legacy as he fought his way to the Major Leagues in 1992; he wanted to make his own way. H...
