John Klima
The rip-roaring story ofÂ baseballâ€™s most unlikely champions, Bushville Wins by ,New York Times, contributor and ,Willieâ€™s Boys, authorÂ John Klima takes you to a time and place baseball and the Heartland will never forget.,Â ,From 1949â€“1958, the New York Yankees won the World Series seven times. And in 1957, the last team anybody would have thought of to challenge New York Cityâ€™s baseball supremacy would have been Milwaukee. But who better to beat the Yankees than the Midwest guys at the corner bar? The Braves became Americaâ€™s team, a happy band where color and the Cold War didnâ€™t matter, where the Cold One created the close bond between the fans and the team. Young sluggers Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews proved that brotherhood meant as much as home runs. Legendary pitcher Warren Spahn teamed with Yankee-killer Lew Burdette for a climactic finish. â€˜Bushvilleâ€™ was ready to strike a blow for the rest of America, and the Milwaukee Braves were about to turn the sports world upside down.
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Bushville Wins!: The Wild Saga of the 1957 Milwaukee Braves and the Screwballs, Sluggers, and Beer Swiggers Who Canned the New York Yankees and Changed Baseball