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By: Kevin Francis
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$12.95
ISBN:
1-59824-208-3
Edition:
Paperback, 179 Pages
Publication Date:
April 26, 2006
It was supposed to be a simple trip with the family and friends, full of sun, swimming, and baseball. Along the way, my friend and I met a couple of ballplayers. One was a journeyman being called up for his last stint in the majors; the other was an idealistic rookie getting his first shot. It was like we were looking in a mirror, and then he spoke. He tried to rip my soul apart. Are all ballplayers like this? We didn’t want an autograph; we just wanted to meet them. He changed my view on the hero status of ballplayers. We got revenge though, the best way we could. We took their place.
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