Understanding Baseball by David Faris, published by Outskirts Press

Understanding Baseball

An examination of the history, teams, economics and basic plays, and a review of the 2007 season, lead to a better understanding of our national pastime.

by David Faris

Understanding Baseball

An examination of the history, teams, economics and basic plays, and a review of the 2007 season, lead to a better understanding of our national pastime.

by David Faris

Published Jun 30, 2008
388 Pages
5.5 x 8.5 Black & White Paperback and 5.5 x 8.5 Black & White Casebound
Genre: SPORTS & RECREATION / Baseball / General

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Book Details

Understand the National Pastime-Baseball

The elements of the game of baseball are taken for granted by today's fans. Actually they have evolved through a historical process. This book reviews and summarizes how that has occurred, and provides an overview of the teams and economics of the game today. A review of the 2007 season shows the typical events and situations that develop during the baseball season. A simulated game provides a detailed analysis of the actions of baseball players in a variety of game situations.

Book Excerpt

The game will be more enjoyable when you understand its history and the athletic feats that the players perfom. Who have been the greatest teams and players?

About the Author

David Faris

David Faris is a freelance writer living in Claremont, California. He has previously published technical articles in business journals, lectured and produced training courses. He is a member of SABR, the Society for American Baseball Research. For more information, visit www.outskirtspress.com/understanding baseball.