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Seth Mnookin "Feeding the Monster: How Money, Smarts, and Nerve Took a Team to the Top"
Simon & Schuster 2006 0743286812 / 9780743286817 Hardcover Very Good
"'() Seth Mnookin was given access never before granted to a reporter for this fascinating inside account of the Boston Red Sox. As a result he has written perhaps the best book yet about a professional sports team in America. Feeding the Monster shows what it takes to win a championship, both on and off the field. Seth Mnookin spent mornings in the front office, afternoons in the clubhouse, and evenings in the owners' box. He learned how the Sox persuaded Curt Schilling to sign, why Nomar Garciaparra resented his teammates, and what led to Pedro Martinez's acrimonious exit. He knows the real story behind Theo Epstein's brief departure and witnessed the development of his rift with Larry Lucchino. And in a new epilogue, Mnookin examines the 2006 offseason, including the negotiations for Japanese phenom Daisuke Matsuzaka. In a juicy narrative that is filled with thrilling detail, Feeding the Monster peels back the curtain to show what it means to be a part of a major league sports te'''' ID: mon0000077704"
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Seth Mnookin "Feeding the Monster: How Money, Smarts, and Nerve Took a Team to the Top"
Simon & Schuster 2006 0743286812 / 9780743286817 Hardcover New
"Brand New Hardcover with dust jacket, clean, tight, unmarked, (Fine with Fine Dust Jacket). The Red Sox victory in 2004 did not come out of nowhere. It reflected a rebirth and renewal of hope and passion for the habitually dissappointed team and masochistic fans. Mnookin was given unprecedented access to the players and people involved in that magical season, and how it took a cursed team to the top. () Seth Mnookin was given access never before granted to a reporter for this fascinating inside account of the Boston Red Sox. As a result he has written perhaps the best book yet about a professional sports team in America. Feeding the Monster shows what it takes to win a championship, both on and off the field. Seth Mnookin spent mornings in the front office, afternoons in the clubhouse, and evenings in the owners' box. He learned how the Sox persuaded Curt Schilling to sign, why Nomar Garciaparra resented his teammates, and what led to Pedro Martinez's acrimonious exit. He know ID: mon0000027798"
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6.84 USD
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