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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Andy McCuePublisher: University of Nebraska Press Imprint: University of Nebraska Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 3.20cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.676kg ISBN: 9780803278424ISBN 10: 080327842 Pages: 488 Publication Date: 01 April 2015 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Introduction: Hitler, Stalin, Walter O'Malley 1. From County Mayo to Montague Street 2. From Gowanus to Montague Street 3. Under New Management 4. Learning the Business 5. Buying Out Rickey 6. Running the Team 7. A New Stadium-Economics 8. A New Stadium-Politics 9. The Laughingstock of the Country 10. Now I Learn It's Been Controversial for Years 11. In Court 12. A Monument to the O'Malleys 13. Loose Ends 14. The Most Powerful Man in Baseball 15. A Totally Different Person 0016. Peter 17. Marvin Miller and Andy Messersmith 18. Bottom of the Ninth 19. Postgame Source Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography IndexReviewsMover and Shaker . . . must be counted a brilliant success. -Spitball * Spitball * McCue covers this with an expert's hand . . . in this highly readable account of perhaps the most influential baseball owner of the last century. -Seamheads.com * Seamheads.com * Outstanding. . . . I really can't recommend Mover & Shaker highly enough. -Rob Neyer, FoxSports.com -- Rob Neyer * FoxSports.com * One of the best and most important baseball books of the year, and one that's been a long time comin.' -Allen Barra, Dallas Morning News -- Allen Barra * Dallas Morning News * A compelling, detailed and richly nuanced biography, Mover and Shaker shows O'Malley as a shrewd and daring businessman who became a major force behind key changes in the sport. . . . The real insight of Mr. McCue's book is that O'Malley was a man who embraced risk and adapted well to new situations. -Paul Dickson, Wall Street Journal -- Paul Dickson * Wall Street Journal * Andy McCue has written the definitive biography of the fascinating and elusive Walter O'Malley, the man who changed the way a country thinks about its national pastime. Wise and engaging. A must-read for every historian of the game. -Michael Shapiro, author of The Last Good Season -- Michael Shapiro Outstanding. . . . I really can t recommend Mover & Shaker highly enough. Rob Neyer, FoxSports.com --Rob Neyer FoxSports.com (09/27/2014) Andy McCue has written the definitive biography of the fascinating and elusive Walter O'Malley, the man who changed the way a country thinks about its national pastime. Wise and engaging. A must-read for every historian of the game. -Michael Shapiro, author of The Last Good Season A compelling, detailed and richly nuanced biography, Mover and Shaker shows O'Malley as a shrewd and daring businessman who became a major force behind key changes in the sport. . . . The real insight of Mr. McCue's book is that O'Malley was a man who embraced risk and adapted well to new situations. -Paul Dickson, Wall Street Journal One of the best and most important baseball books of the year, and one that's been a long time comin.' -Allen Barra, Dallas Morning News Outstanding. . . . I really can't recommend Mover & Shaker highly enough. -Rob Neyer, FoxSports.com McCue covers this with an expert's hand . . . in this highly readable account of perhaps the most influential baseball owner of the last century. -Seamheads.com Mover and Shaker . . . must be counted a brilliant success. -Spitball A compelling, detailed and richly nuanced biography, Mover and Shaker shows O'Malley as a shrewd and daring businessman who become a major force behind key changes in the sport. . . . The real insight of Mr. McCue's book is that O'Malley was a man who embraced risk and adapted well to new situations./i> --Paul Dickson Wall Street Journal (08/08/2014) Andy McCue has written the definitive biography of the fascinating and elusive Walter O'Malley, the man who changed the way a country thinks about its national pastime. Wise and engaging. A must-read for every historian of the game. --Michael Shapiro, author of The Last Good Season --Michael Shapiro (09/20/2013) Author InformationAndy McCue is the author of Baseball by the Books: The Complete History and Bibliography of Baseball Fiction and is a former president of the Society for American Baseball Research. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |