Feeding the Monster
by Seth Mnookin | 
Game Six: Cincinnati, Boston, and the 1975 World Series: The Triumph of America's Pastime
by Mark Frost | 
The Teammates
by David Halberstam | 
The Era
by Roger Kahn | 
Living on the Black
by John Feinstein |
Why Time Begins on Opening Day
by Thomas Boswell | 
Good Enough to Dream
by Roger Kahn | 
The Summer Game
by Roger Angell | 
Men at Work
by George F. Will |
Nine Innings
by Daniel Okrent | 
The Bronx Zoo
by Sparky Lyle |
Summer of '49
by David Halberstam | 
The Lords of the Realm
by John Helyar |
Big Data Baseball
by Travis Sawchik |
Emperors and Idiots
by Mike Vaccaro |
Loose Balls
by Terry Pluto | 
Bottom of the 33rd
by Dan Barry |
Boys Among Men
by Jonathan Abrams |
Four Kings
by George Kimball |
Football for a Buck
by Jeff Pearlman |
The 1975 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the Cincinnati Reds is generally considered the best of all time, and baseball historians often rank its sixth game as the greatest single game ever played. In this resoundingly acclaimed bestseller, Tom Adelman tells the story of the season that led up to that classic Series and then delivers the inside pitch on those amazing seven games.