The Guy Who Reviews Sports Books

Dot Wilkinson’s life was far bigger than the record books that put her in two different Halls of Fame. Lynn Ames captures not just the softb...

For my American readers, happy Independence Day, celebrating 250 years.  On a special day like this, what better review to post than one on ...

Bob Feller’s early career remains one of baseball’s most astonishing stories, and Jim Ingraham’s new book focuses squarely on how it unfolde...

Mary Cain’s rise in running was meteoric, but the story behind it is far more complicated. In this memoir, she pulls back the curtain on the...

  It isn't often that I will read or listen to a book from the 1970's.  But as I was searching for a mountain climbing book on a pea...

If you've been watching baseball, especially Major League Baseball, the past few years, you may have noticed that the speed of pitches i...

  As I continue my quest to reduce my TBR mountain to hopefully at least a hill, I chose this book as the hockey season is coming to a concl...