My Thirty Years In Baseball

Dive into the captivating autobiography of John Joseph McGraw, one of baseballs legendary figures. Known for his unparalleled success as a manager, McGraw shares his incredible journey through the sport, having led teams to an impressive ten league pennants and holding the record for the most seasons managed in the National League. With 2,763 career wins, he ranks third among major league managers, boasting a remarkable winning percentage that surpasses even the greats like Connie Mack and Tony La Russa. In this engaging narrative, McGraw reveals the insights and experiences that shaped his extraordinary career, transitioning from player to manager. - Summary by cavaet