Extra Innings - Madigan, Tim
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Fred Claire was a longtime marketing executive with the team, widely admired for his character, work ethic, and ingenuity. But he was a former sportswriter with no experience in player trades and roster construction. Yet, just a year later, the Dodger team Claire built shocked the baseball world by winning the 1988 World Series. But his greatest challenge would come long after he left the game. In 2016, skin cancer that began on Claire's lip had spread to his jaw. With his life on the line, the former baseball executive found his way to City of Hope National Medical Center in the Los Angeles…mehr

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Fred Claire was a longtime marketing executive with the team, widely admired for his character, work ethic, and ingenuity. But he was a former sportswriter with no experience in player trades and roster construction. Yet, just a year later, the Dodger team Claire built shocked the baseball world by winning the 1988 World Series. But his greatest challenge would come long after he left the game. In 2016, skin cancer that began on Claire's lip had spread to his jaw. With his life on the line, the former baseball executive found his way to City of Hope National Medical Center in the Los Angeles suburb of Duarte. While Extra Innings recalls Claire's remarkable baseball career, it also recounts the miraculous story of his cancer fight at City of Hope. Readers will be inspired by Claire's unflinching decency and fortitude""and by the cutting-edge science and compassion that make City of Hope unique in the annals of American medicine.
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Autorenporträt
Tim Madigan is the author of six previous books, including the critically acclaimed I'm Proud of You: My Friendship with Fred Rogers and The Burning: Massacre, Destruction, and the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921. He is also an award-winning journalist who has written for the Washington Post, Reader's Digest, Politico, the Chicago Tribune, and Fort Worth Star-Telegram. He and his wife, Catherine, live in Fort Worth, Texas.