Bob May

The Best Season - The Challenging Finish Bob May

"The Best Season - The Challenging Finish" completes the two book "Best Season Series" of twenty one Negro League Stars (nineteen in National Baseball Hall of Fame) and four free-agent Major League pitchers with stats from their Best Season in Major league Baseball (Don Newcombe, 1956 Dodgers; Luis Tiant, 1968 Indians; J R Richard, 1979 Astros; Donnie Moore, 1985 Angels). 165+ game season against 375 of the greatest Major League players from 1881 through 1987 season. What makes Book Two, The Challenging Finish? Nine Game Series vs. ï¬ve of the greatest franchises - Athletics, Giants, Yankees, Dodgers and Red Sox, ï¬fteen All Star Games with twenty-one man rosters (six pitchers per team), Six Team Playoff Series - Black Ball Stars and the ï¬ve Major League Teams with the Best Record in the Nine Game Series (vs. the Black Ball Stars) and ï¬nally a post season California Winter League - ï¬fteen All Star Games with twenty-ï¬ve man rosters. The Black Ball Stars are a very talented group of players. This 165+ Game Season makes a great What if scenario of what could have and should have happened if Major League Baseball was not segregated from 1887 to 1947. Jackie Robinson, the man who broke the color barrier, plays for the Dodgers in the "Best Season Series".