[Ring'Em Up]

Ok, here's the deal. I've decided to undertake a project I have been wanting to do for a few years now. I am going to write a book on my own, around 180-200 pages. I plan on spending upwards of a year on the project. After some preliminary research, and topics I would be most interested in researching more, I have narrowed it down to 5 topics. I'm asking for some of you guys to give me your opinion on which book you would be most interested in reading. Yes, I will forewarn you, all 5 ideas are baseball related, but those that aren't into baseball as much as other sports, you can still let me know your opinion on what you think would be the most interesting. I am sure some of these topics have been covered in several different books, magazines, etc, but I want to try it myself. It's something I've always wanted to do. Hopefully it won't come out a complete disaster and waste of ALOT of time.

Here are the 5 ideas:

1. "Complete Game: An extra-inning debate on the game's 10 most dominating pitchers"

2. "Fielder's Choice: A position-by-position argument of baseball's greatest playmakers"

3. "Strikeout: The hits and misses of baseball's most notorious blackballs"

4. "Sacrifice Fly: The story of baseball's most unheralded heroes"

5. "The Greatest House Ever Built: A History of the greatest games ever played at Yankee Stadium"


This is something I've been pondering for a few years and finally decided to take a shot at it. Thanks to those who take the time to give me some insight.

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