High Heat (2011)
High Heat
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—PAUL BOESE The 2009 spring training season was the strangest in some time. Steroids were back in the news as the Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez, arguably the best player in the game, admitted to performance-enhancing drugs after being outed in a Sports Illustrated cover story. In Florida and Arizona, where enthusiastic crowds gathered to watch their favorite major-league ballclubs get into shape, nobody was quite sure where the top players were. After a week or so with their regular-season teams..., many of the best-known stars headed elsewhere to train with squads of their fellow countrymen in preparation for the second World Baseball Classic.
During the labor wars of the mid-1990s, an Olympic-style international tournament had been one of the few things that the owners and the players’ union were able to agree upon. One could even argue that this infatuation to see the game’s superstars competing under their nations’ flags had played a major role in eventually leading baseball back from the abyss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—PAUL BOESE The 2009 spring training season was the strangest in some time. Steroids were back in the news as the Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez, arguably the best player in the game, admitted to performance-enhancing drugs after being outed in a Sports Illustrated cover story. In Florida and Arizona, where enthusiastic crowds gathered to watch their favorite major-league ballclubs get into shape, nobody was quite sure where the top players were. After a week or so with their regular-season teams..., many of the best-known stars headed elsewhere to train with squads of their fellow countrymen in preparation for the second World Baseball Classic.
During the labor wars of the mid-1990s, an Olympic-style international tournament had been one of the few things that the owners and the players’ union were able to agree upon. One could even argue that this infatuation to see the game’s superstars competing under their nations’ flags had played a major role in eventually leading baseball back from the abyss.
What to read after High Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Wendel to read onlineMoreLess
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