Red Sox Threads: Odds and Ends in Team History
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Beginning with the origins of the name Red Sox, noted superfan and author Bill Nowlin weaves various tales that seemingly cover everything in franchise history. Loaded with short stories, stats, streaks and lists, Red Sox Threads is an impeccably researched book that was written over a number of years. In it, obscure players are given their due, those that played for both the Red Sox and Yankees are listed, games that were forfeited or tied are remembered, and a tale is recounted about the time the Red Sox almost got arrested for attempting to play a game at Fenway Park that was to benefit the Red Cross. Think of a thread to follow and there's a good chance it's unraveled in one of the book's 46 informative chapters. From answering the question "who was the worst hitter in Red Sox history?" to detailing the best and worst Patriots Day games, no book written about the Red Sox will entertain and educate you as much as this one. Paperback - 545 pages (published July 2008) Only $19.95 Shipping: USPS Priority Mail Use PayPal to buy with major credit cards
A sampling of the subjects covered in Red Sox Threads The naming of the Red Sox Franchise firsts Huntington Avenue Grounds and Fenway Park Debut dates for every player in team history Notable player nicknames Red Sox players born in Boston Foreign born Red Sox players Jewish players Native American players First African-American players Relatives who played for the Red Sox Managers, captains and owners Exhibitions against colleges, military and company teams Opening days Memorable debuts and departures Ties, forfeits and other odd games The Red Sox in the playoffs Position players who pitched for the Red Sox Players who appeared in three games (career) or less Spring training sites Players who were stabbed, shot or killed themselves Players who homered in their last at-bat Fans in distant countries Red Sox who served in the military Numbers and uniforms Pitching and hitting feats Baserunning and fielding feats Careers players chose after they retired
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