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Hingham, MA: Maple Street Press, Date: 2007. First Edition [stated], presumed first printing. Hardcover. Very good/Good. xv, [1], 213, [11] pages. DJ has some wear and soiling. Illustrations. End of Chapter Notes. Foreword by Jeff Horrigan. Preface. Part I--Stadium Sales. Part II--Finding a Team. Part III--The Trades. Epilogue. Appendix: American League Standings. Bibliography. Index. Jeff Katz is the Mayor of Cooperstown, the "Birthplace of Baseball" and home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. He is the author of The Kansas City A's & The Wrong Half of the Yankees. He was a featured speaker during a "New York baseball" program put on by The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY. He is a member of The Society for American Baseball Research (SABR). During the second half of the 1950s, folks derisively referred to the Kansas City A's as a farm team of the New York Yankees. Trades between the two, often lopsided, were commonplace, and it seemed every time the Yankees needed that one final piece for yet another pennant run, the A's filled the gap. While most knew that A's owner Arnold Johnson was somewhat affiliated with Yankee owners Dan Topping and Del Webb through his joint ownership of Yankee Stadium, The Kansas City A's and the Wrong Half of the Yankees digs into the deeper business entanglements among the three. In addition to the questionable trades and his earlier purchase of The House that Ruth Built, Johnson's purchase of the ...

ISBN10: 0977743659, ISBN13: 9780977743650, [publisher: Maple Street Press, Hingham, MA] Hardcover First Edition xv, [1], 213, [11] pages. DJ has some wear and soiling. Illustrations. End of Chapter Notes. Foreword by Jeff Horrigan. Preface. Part I--Stadium Sales. Part II--Finding a Team. Part III--The Trades. Epilogue. Appendix: American League Standings. Bibliography. Index. Jeff Katz is the Mayor of Cooperstown, the "Birthplace of Baseball" and home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. He is the author of The Kansas City A's & The Wrong Half of the Yankees. He was a featured speaker during a "New York baseball" program put on by The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY. He is a member of The Society for American Baseball Research (SABR). During the second half of the 1950s, folks derisively referred to the Kansas City A's as a farm team of the New York Yankees. Trades between the two, often lopsided, were commonplace, and it seemed every time the Yankees needed that one final piece for yet another pennant run, the A's filled the gap. While most knew that A's owner Arnold Johnson was somewhat affiliated with Yankee owners Dan Topping and Del Webb through his joint ownership of Yankee Stadium, The Kansas City A's and the Wrong Half of the Yankees digs into the deeper business entanglements among the three. In addition to the questionable trades and his earlier purchase of The ...