A story with a heart of gold about love and the loss of innocence at the bottom of the most minor league in baseball - the class D Alabama-Florida League in the 1950s, with a sour old maverick manager, a yearning teenage second baseman, and a black catcher masquerading as a Venezuelan. "A first-rate novel." - Newsweek. "A sharp, unsentimental portrait of the minor league life...and Hemphill makes it all come to life, believably and memorably." - Sports Illustrated. "So good, so true, so funny..." - New York Times Book Review.
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