Even before the result was announced, conventional wisdom conferred the 1998 National League Most Valuable Player Award on Sammy Sosa rather than Mark McGwire.
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(2005)
The Book on The Book
A Landmark Inquiry into Which Strategies in the Modern Game Actually Work
by Bill Felber
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The Book on The Book: An Inquiry into Which Strategies in the Modern Game Actually Work
March 21, 2006, St. Martin's Griffin
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Book on the Book: A Landmark Inquiry into Which Strategies in the Modern Game Actually Work
2006, St. Martin's Press
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The Book on The Book: A Landmark Inquiry into Which Strategies in the Modern Game Actually Work
April 14, 2005, Thomas Dunne Books
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