A baseball iconâs rediscovered memoir, enhanced with biographical material by the independent scholar who found it.
What The Reviewers Say
Richard Crepeau,
The New York Journal of Books
... casts one more light on the 1927 Yankees, considered by many to be the greatest team of all time. The columns have the feel of authenticity that many such columns ghosted from this period do not have.
Roger Lowenstein,
The Wall Street Journal
... slim but distinctive.
Jeff Rowe,
The Associated Press
Gaff astutely crafts a biography to accompany Gehrig's columns and focuses on details that parallel Gehrig's generosity of spirit.
Adam Goudsouzian,
The Washington Post
The 'lost memoir' of Lou Gehrig is like a bowl of lukewarm oatmeal. It can fortify innocent youths, and it might soothe cranky dyspeptics. But it is bland mush.