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The Art Of Snag Zack Hample

SKU: BELL-44691188

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Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.52 MB

Author: Zack Hample

ISBN: 9781101910917, 1101910917

Language: English

Year: 2014

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The Art Of Snag Zack Hample by Zack Hample 9781101910917, 1101910917 instant download after payment.

An eBook short.
From Zack Hample's The Baseball, this is the definitive, always-entertaining, never-fail guide to successfully snagging baseballs at Major League games.
Luck--or hard work and skill? Zack Hample has caught more than 7,600 baseballs from the stands of 51 major league stadiums. His snags include Mike Trout's first career home run and Barry Bonds's 724th; the last homer hit by a Met at Shea Stadium; and a regular old Cubs-Reds contest from which Hample walked away with 36 balls. You, too, can do what Zack does, whether you're at Opening Day batting practice or Game 7 of the World Series. From a baseball expert and skilled raconteur, "The Art of Snag" tells you what to wear, how to talk, where to go, and what exactly you need to do to become the (Skillful? Just plain prepared? Either way, legal) proud owner of a Major League baseball.