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Henry Aaron was admired and respected by his former teammates and opponents. REMEMBERING HENRY offers written proof. Jim Bark wrote to former MLB players and asked them to share some thoughts on Henry Aaron. This book is a collection of their replies. Done in a similar format as his first book REMEMBERING ROBERTO, each comment is accompanied by a baseball card of the player along with a brief biography. Among the players contributing to this book are Darrell Evans, Ralph Garr, Tom House, Paul Molitor, Jim Colborn, Goose Gossage, Bobby Richardson, Don Kessinger, George Altman, Steve Blass,…mehr

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Henry Aaron was admired and respected by his former teammates and opponents. REMEMBERING HENRY offers written proof. Jim Bark wrote to former MLB players and asked them to share some thoughts on Henry Aaron. This book is a collection of their replies. Done in a similar format as his first book REMEMBERING ROBERTO, each comment is accompanied by a baseball card of the player along with a brief biography. Among the players contributing to this book are Darrell Evans, Ralph Garr, Tom House, Paul Molitor, Jim Colborn, Goose Gossage, Bobby Richardson, Don Kessinger, George Altman, Steve Blass, Bobby Shantz, Larry Bowa, and Jon Matlack.

A nice tribute to Henry Aaron, the player and the man.


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Autorenporträt
Jim Bark is the author of Remembering Roberto. He grew up in Racine, Wisconsin during the Milwaukee Braves era. (1953-1965) Many 25 mile bus trips to County Stadium allowed him to watch Henry Aaron and his beloved Braves play against all of the greats of the National League. He lives in Shakopee, Minnesota.