John Feinstein

Explores the secretive inner-workings of the minor leagues through the stories of eight men who are living on the cusp of the dream--some who have tasted major league success and some who have toiled for long careers.

Life in the Minor Leagues of Baseball

Where Nobody Knows Your Name

Dana Kraft

Feinstein is a good writer but this book was way too long in my opinion - and I typically enjoy baseball books. It felt like an SI article mixed with a NYT Magazine article. Just generally disappointing.

Michael Hessling

This book felt like a bunch of articles smashed together into a book. But not edited to remove the repetitive bits. Good stories and people; missing someone with a red pen.

Where Nobody Knows Your Name Life in the Minor Leagues of Baseball

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