An uproarious, stirring tale of what some are calling baseball's last real champions. Detroit journalist George Cantor revisits the main performers of this illustrious team and weaves their stories into a cohesive narrative that captures the drama and color of Detroit's 1968 season. Embossing the text is the social turmoil of the decade, which worked its way into the clubhouse and often pitted player against player. 16-page photo insert.
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An uproarious, stirring tale of what some are calling baseball's last real champions. Detroit journalist George Cantor revisits the main performers of this illustrious team and weaves their stories into a cohesive narrative that captures the drama and color of Detroit's 1968 season. Embossing the text is the social turmoil of the decade, which worked its way into the clubhouse and often pitted player against player. 16-page photo insert.
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