How did the Yankees ascend to baseball’s throne? Explore baseball's golden era in Dr. Len Bergantino Ed.D. Ph.D. book.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 3rd Oct 2024 - When Baseball was King The New York Yankees were King of Baseball" by Dr. Len Bergantino Ed.D. Ph.D. is an evocative exploration into one of the most distinguished periods in baseball history.
Dr. Bergantino reminisces the era when the New York Yankees reigned supreme, highlighting the phenomenal players who etched their names into the annals of sports history. This book is not just about stats and records; it's about the essence of baseball during its golden years.
In "When Baseball was King The New York Yankees were King of Baseball," Dr. Bergantino presents a detailed narrative of the Yankees’ dominance, supported by impressive stats and personal instances. Readers are transported to a time when legends like Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, and Jackie Robinson graced the baseball diamond. The book pays homage not only to the Yankees but also to other outstanding players from teams such as the Cleveland Indians and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
A noteworthy feature of this work is the author’s attention to detail. Dr. Bergantino’s passion for baseball shines through as he researches the specifics of how fast pitchers could throw and how skilled hitters could perform. His expertise is evident in the careful recalling of each player's stats and achievements, providing a rich, informative experience for baseball-minded readers.
One of the book's highlights is the inclusion of personal correspondence between Dr. Bergantino and the late Carl Erskine, a notable pitcher for the Dodgers. These letters provide a unique, intimate glance into the camaraderie and respect among players, despite team rivalries. The exchanges add depth to the story, demonstrating the human side of these larger-than-life athletes.
The book is visually enriched with scans and excerpts from other works by Dr. Bergantino, providing a comprehensive view of his research and perspectives, adding a unique touch to the book.
Literary Titans Review praises the book’s ability to stir nostalgia while educating readers about baseball’s rich history. The reviewer notes the shift in public interest from baseball to other sports like football but appreciates the detailed presentation of the players’ stats and achievements. This comparison between past and present players offers an intriguing point of view on how the sport has evolved over the decades.
The book also touches on Dr. Bergantino’s personal journey with baseball, describing how his father introduced him to the sport and ignited a lifelong passion. This personal experience adds a layer of warmth and nostalgia, making the book relatable to longtime baseball fans and newcomers alike.
While primarily a non-fiction work, Dr. Bergantino’s storytelling mastery transforms the historical facts into a captivating book. This approach ensures that the book is not just an educational text but an enjoyable read, blending factual accuracy with engaging storytelling.
"When Baseball was King The New York Yankees were King of Baseball" is a must-read for baseball enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in understanding what made the New York Yankees the powerhouse they were. Dr. Bergantino’s masterpiece is a witness to the legacy of baseball’s golden era and the players who made it unforgettable.
This book is a reminder of a time when baseball was more than just a sport—it was a shared national passion, a cultural cornerstone, and a source of endless inspiration. Whether you’re a die-hard Yankee fan or simply curious about baseball history, Dr. Bergantino’s book gives an informative journey into the past, celebrating the everlasting appeal of America’s favorite pastime.
Dr. Bergantino added that Carl Erskine was the Dodgers' great pitcher. He and Dr. Bergantino became friendly with each other. As a result of this contact, Dr. Bergantino was given a picture of Mickey Mantle that had been given to Erskine, and one of Erskine which was signed "Hi, Dr. Len". The picture of Mickey Mantle was dedicated to Carl Erskine and it said, "To Carl, the greatest W.S. (World Series) pitcher I ever faced. 4K's (strikeouts) - The Mick." Carl Erskine pitched the most dominating game Dr. Bergantino had witnessed against the greatest team, the New York Yankees, who were second only to Babe Ruth's 1927 Yankees. He was a Hall of Fame player who struck out 14 Yankees, including Mickey Mantle, four times in the October 3, 1953 World Series game between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees.
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