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08-06-2006, 01:01 PM
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Possibly the best Black Sox book I've read
Posted By: Bob
David- I used the term "novel" loosely. It is actually a study of the events during and surrounding the Series. It is more of a detailed discussion of the people, places and events and is told from the viewpoint of Luhrs. He actually, in the middle of the book, shifts to two different perspectives, laying out the best case scenario for those who feel the 8 threw the Series and then gives compelling arguments for the other side. He begins the book by asking the reader to set aside all preconceived notions about what took place and try and study and dissect things based upon an objective view. Quite a book... 
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