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Inside the empire the true power behind the New York Yankees

"Even the most ardent, die-hard Yankees fans have no idea of what really goes on behind closed doors in the inner sanctum of the Bronx Bombers. Sure, the fans read the back sections of the daily tabloids, all the sports blogs, and listen to the radio call-in sports shows 24/7, but in truth, the aver...

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Main Authors: Klapisch, Bob (Author), Solotaroff, Paul (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2019.
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New York Yankees (Baseball team) > History.
Baseball > History.
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Summary:"Even the most ardent, die-hard Yankees fans have no idea of what really goes on behind closed doors in the inner sanctum of the Bronx Bombers. Sure, the fans read the back sections of the daily tabloids, all the sports blogs, and listen to the radio call-in sports shows 24/7, but in truth, the average fan isn't aware of the internal power politics that Yankees front-office executives confront on an everyday basis"--
Item Description:Includes index.
Physical Description:241 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : color illustrations ; 24 cm
ISBN:9781328589354
1328589358
Author Notes:BOB KLAPISCH has covered baseball for the New York Post, New York Daily News , and Bergen Record as well as ESPN, FOX Sports and USA Today . His work has appeared in Sports Illustrated, Rolling Stone and Men's Journal . Klapisch has won several Top-5 awards in the prestigious Associated Press Sports Editors contest and appears regularly on MLB Network. A graduate of Columbia University, where he played varsity baseball, Klapisch continues to pitch in the semi-professional Metropolitan League in Bergen County. He and his family live in Westwood, NJ.



PAUL SOLOTAROFF is a veteran feature writer at Rolling Stone and Men's Journal magazines. An investigative journalist whose fixed beat is social justice, he helped break the NFL concussion scandal, reported the horror-show conditions at Walter Reed Hospital, and wrote a series of stories that helped free innocent men who were doing life without parole in state prisons. Winner of two Genesis Awards and a National Press Club Award, he is a Pulitzer Prize and National Magazine Award finalist, as well as the best-selling author of three previous books. He lives in Nyack,NY, with his wife Cynthia, who leaves the room to preserve her hearing and dignity when he watches the Yankees.


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