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A story of a talented high school player who hopes to advance to professional baseball. A severe injury in 1957 ends his dream. With the encouragement of his coach, he earns a college degree in sports management to have a career in the sport he loves. For twenty-five years, he climbs the ladder of the minor leagues until he finally finds himself in the executive offices of the Minnesota Twins. With the untimely death of his wife, he loses interest in the job. Moving back to his small Iowa hometown, he starts a second career as the coach of the high school ball club, teaching the players about…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
A story of a talented high school player who hopes to advance to professional baseball. A severe injury in 1957 ends his dream. With the encouragement of his coach, he earns a college degree in sports management to have a career in the sport he loves. For twenty-five years, he climbs the ladder of the minor leagues until he finally finds himself in the executive offices of the Minnesota Twins. With the untimely death of his wife, he loses interest in the job. Moving back to his small Iowa hometown, he starts a second career as the coach of the high school ball club, teaching the players about the game as well as the realities of life after baseball. The story ends at a spring training game in 2018 with a dream blending memories of his youth with famous players, both past and present.
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Autorenporträt
George Ruszat has spent over seven decades happily observing life. He is now writing about the beauty and the absurdity of what he has experienced. And some of what he writes may have a degree of truth. George and his partner Jennifer travel, cycle, study German, and tour major league ballparks. They live in Frederick, Maryland, near the Baltimore Orioles and the Washington Nationals, but George's heart remains true to the upper Midwest and the Minnesota Twins.