Phil Pepe (1935–2015)

Autore di Unhittable: Reliving the Magic and Drama of Baseball's Best-Pitched Games

22+ opere 355 membri 3 recensioni

Sull'Autore

Phil Pepe has covered sports in New York for more than five decades. He was the Yankees beat writer for the New York World Telegram Sun from 1961 to 1964, and for the New York Daily News from 1971 to 1984. He is the bestselling author of nearly fifty books, including My Favorite Summer: 1956 (with mostra altro Mickey Mantle) and BillyBall (with Billy Martin). mostra meno

Comprende i nomi: Phil Pepe, Philip Pepe

Opere di Phil Pepe

Popolari Recenti

Unhittable: Reliving the Magic and Drama of Baseball's Best-Pitched Games (1673) 67 copie

The Wit and Wisdom of Yogi Berra (1973) 58 copie

Talkin' Baseball: An Oral History of Baseball in the 1970s (1998) 29 copie

Catfish, Yaz, And Hammerin' Hank: The Unforgettable Era that Transformed Baseball (2006) 25 copie

Core Four: The Heart and Soul of the Yankees Dynasty (2013) 24 copie

1961*: The Inside Story of the Maris-Mantle Home Run Chase (Rough Cut) (2011) 22 copie

The Book of Sports Lists (1979) 19 copie

Winners Never Quit (1967) 16 copie

The Ballad of Billy and George: The Tempestuous Baseball Marriage of Billy Martin and George Steinbrenner (2008) 16 copie

The Yankees: An Authorized History of the New York Yankees (1995) 14 copie

The Book of Sports Lists II (1980) 11 copie

No-hitter (1968) 9 copie

The Baseball Book of Lists (1983) 9 copie

Come Out Smokin': Joe Frazier: The Champ Nobody Knew (1972) 8 copie

Magic Moments Yankees (2008) 7 copie

Great comebacks in sport (1975) 4 copie

Stand Tall: The Lew Alcindor Story (1970) 4 copie

Yankee Doodles: Inside the Locker Room with Mickey, Yogi, Reggie, and Derek (2015) 4 copie

The Incredible Knicks (1970) 3 copie

Kareem Abdul Jabbar (1974) 3 copie

Book of Sports Lists, No.3 (1981) 2 copie

Great Comebacks in Sports 1 copia

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Opere correlate

My Favorite Summer 1956 (1991) 125 copie

Slick: My Life In and Around Baseball (1987) — Autore — 71 copie

Billyball (1987) 49 copie

From Ghetto to Glory: The Story of Bob Gibson (1968) 48 copie

Few and Chosen: Defining Yankee Greatness Across the Eras (2001) 30 copie

Few and Chosen: Defining Cardinal Greatness Across the Eras (2003) 20 copie

Few and Chosen: Defining Mets Greatness Across the Eras (2009) 8 copie

A view from the rim: Willis Reed on basketball (1971) — Autore — 4 copie

Louie: In Season (1988) 3 copie

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Informazioni generali

Nome legale: Pepe, Philip
Data di nascita: 1935-03-21
Data di morte: 2015-12-13
Sesso: male
Nazionalità: USA
Luogo di nascita: Brooklyn, New York, USA
Luogo di morte: Englewood, New Jersey, USA
Istruzione: St. John's University (1956)
Attività lavorative: sportswriter
Organizzazioni: New York World-Telegram & Sun
New York Daily News
New York Yankees
Baseball Writers Association of America

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Recensioni

Talkin' Baseball: An Oral History of Baseball in the… di Phil Pepe

Should have been much better. Hampered by poor editing of the interviews and very bad copy-editing.

Segnalato

rickklaw | Oct 13, 2017 |

Wit and Wisdom of Yogi Berra di Phil Pepe

Yogi Berra playing 20 Questions. The subject is a person.

Yogi's 1st Question: "Is he living?"

"Yes"

Yogi's 2nd Question: "Is he living NOW?"

If that amuses you, then you must take the short while necessary to read this hysterical book. It doesn't matter if Yogi ever said any of this or not. It is priceless.

When asked if he wanted his pizza cut into 6 slices or 8, Yogi replied, "You better cut it into 6. I don't think I can eat 8."

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datrappert | Jan 2, 2012 |