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Book Posted by: Coach Dad (plbd@comcast.net) on Mon Feb 2 17:19:36 2009 Jack ,Hope you dont mind this topic. I just thought you baseball nuts might want an excellant read. Try this, Ted Williams by Leigh Montville. This is well written and gets you to or as close as possible to The Kid's mindset. His total commitment to the art of hitting is showcased here.
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