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Ball Four by Jim Bouton — WisdomDeck honest review
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Ball Four

by Jim Bouton

Bouton's 1969 diary of a knuckleballer with the Seattle Pilots: greenies, Mantle's hangovers, salary fights. The book that broke sports' code of silence.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Tell the truth about institutions.
  2. Humor survives.
  3. You spend your life gripping a baseball and it was the other way around.

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