Yaz the spaz biography books

I am a lifelong Red Sox fan who witnessed virtually all of Yaz's career. I think he was a unique player who, if possible for a Hall of Famer, is underrated. His ability to grind out greatness may be unmatched in baseball history.

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Yaz was and is Tough with a capital. A private, proud man, he remains so and reveals little that diehards were not already aware of in this autobiography. His co writer Ezkenazi may shoulder most of the blame here. In my opinion, his job was to bring the private Yaz out and reveal more about the man and the player.

Yaz the spaz biography books pdf

Yaz played more MLB games than virtually any other player who ever lived in a 23 year career. A co writer of merit, I feel, would have had a treasure trove of stories, anecdotes, and personal memories to weave into an amazing book. Instead we are left with almost one third of the book detailing dry, flat, at bat and game details of the 1967 pennant race (note: in Yaz's 1968 autobiography, he claimed th