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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 796.357097471
EAN num: 9781589790353
ISBN number: 1589790359
Label: Taylour Trade Publishing
Manufacturer: Taylour Trade Publishing
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 232
Printing Date: January 25, 2004
Publishing house: Taylour Trade Publishing
Sale Popularity Level: 79857
Studio: Taylour Trade Publishing
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This book will test the memories of Met fans of all ages with hundreds of questions and facts about the players.
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The last time I ever visited with Ross we were at Shea, in 2005. This was the very first time I saw his book. It is an excellent trivia book (even a Yankee fan enjoyed this one!). You know he spent massive amount of time compiling the book!
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I would like to give my dad and ross a round of applause. Great book dad! And ross will be in memory forever.
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This book represents a lifetime of work by the authors. Ross and Ken live and breathe Mets trivia and these are questions you will not find anywhere else. A Mets fan should not be without this book.
I also want to use this space, to remember my friend Ross Adell, who passed away in June 2006. Ross loved trivia, Seinfeld, the Mets, and his friends- not necessarily in that order. Ross and I attended a number of games at Shea and Fenway over the past decade. I miss him, and I can't believe he's gone.
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This is a great trivia book! Co-authors Adell and Samelson draw together hundreds of great trivia questions covering the 40+ year history of Mets history. There are chapters on individuals from Agee to (Mookie) Wilson, plus sections on managers, postseason teams, and miscellaneous chapters including Met trades, uniform numbers, team records, and announcers. I recommend this to Mets fan as well as baseball historians and casual fans.
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