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RIP Jim Brosnan
Just saw his obit on the NYTimes website. The Long Season and Pennant Race are still two of my favorite baseball books.
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Agreed.......
The man broke ground for a lot of other writers.............his in particular were great.
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Sad news!
I had the chance to contact Mr Brosnan to inquire about his interest in doing a paid appearance at a small card show not very far from his home in the Chicago suburbs. When I asked him if he would appear I received a flat "NO" and the conversation ended. I heard from a few others that he just didn't want to participate in shows and sign autographs. I even told him that the autographs would be free to the public and that still didn't entice him. RIP Mr. Brosnan. |
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Jim Brosnan
sad news.
my condolences to family, friends, and his many devoted readers. barry |
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Very sad. RIP.
The Long Season is one of my favorite baseball books. |
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