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Jeff Bagwell in Connecticut: A consistent lad in the land of steady habits

Jeff Bagwell in Connecticut: A consistent lad in the land of steady habits

Greg Erion
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"The only one I ever saw come close to [Frank Robinson], was this kid Bagwell. Boy, is he aggressive... boy can he swing that bat....I want to meet him someday because I admire him." —Ted Williams

"You get ball players from Texas, California, Florida or one or all of the Caribbean islands. You don't get them from Connecticut." So wrote Jim Murray, Pulitzer-prize-winning columnist about Jeff Bagwell on May 12, 1994. This volume of articles, interviews, and essays by members of the Connecticut chapter of SABR chronicles the life and career of Connecticut's favorite baseball son, Hall-of-Famer Jeff Bagwell, with special attention on his high school, college, and minor league years in his native New England.

Contents:
Panel Discussion by Karl Cicitto
Jeff Bagwell, a concise biography by Greg Erion

The High School Years
All District, All State & Undrafted at Xavier by George Pawlush
Coach Terry Garstka by William J. Ryczek
American Legion: Emerging Excellence by George Pawlush
A Palmer Field history by Jim Bransfield

The College Years
Soaring like a Hawk at the University of Hartford by Pete Zanardi
Beyond Expectations: the 1988
Hartford Hawks by Karl Cicitto
Todd Reynolds by Jim Keener
Cape League by Andrew Blume
Dan Gooley by Pete Zanardi
Randy Lavigne and Moe Morhardt by Jim Keener
Bill Denehy by Alan Cohen
Gary DiSarcina Recalls Bagwell, College Foe by Bill Nowlin

New Britain Red Sox
Freshman Bagwell Had Remlinger’s Number by Alan Cohen
New Britain Red Sox by Alan Cohen
New Britain Red Sox Game Log by Alan Cohen
Butch Hobson: Manager, 1990 New Britain Red Sox by Alan Cohen
Beehive Stadium: Grand Canyon East by Stan Dziurgot

Statistics
Bagwell’s Statistical Legacy by Steve Krevisky
Stats by Tom Monitto
Pages
233
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
April 02, 2019

Jeff Bagwell in Connecticut: A consistent lad in the land of steady habits

Greg Erion
0/5 ( ratings)
"The only one I ever saw come close to [Frank Robinson], was this kid Bagwell. Boy, is he aggressive... boy can he swing that bat....I want to meet him someday because I admire him." —Ted Williams

"You get ball players from Texas, California, Florida or one or all of the Caribbean islands. You don't get them from Connecticut." So wrote Jim Murray, Pulitzer-prize-winning columnist about Jeff Bagwell on May 12, 1994. This volume of articles, interviews, and essays by members of the Connecticut chapter of SABR chronicles the life and career of Connecticut's favorite baseball son, Hall-of-Famer Jeff Bagwell, with special attention on his high school, college, and minor league years in his native New England.

Contents:
Panel Discussion by Karl Cicitto
Jeff Bagwell, a concise biography by Greg Erion

The High School Years
All District, All State & Undrafted at Xavier by George Pawlush
Coach Terry Garstka by William J. Ryczek
American Legion: Emerging Excellence by George Pawlush
A Palmer Field history by Jim Bransfield

The College Years
Soaring like a Hawk at the University of Hartford by Pete Zanardi
Beyond Expectations: the 1988
Hartford Hawks by Karl Cicitto
Todd Reynolds by Jim Keener
Cape League by Andrew Blume
Dan Gooley by Pete Zanardi
Randy Lavigne and Moe Morhardt by Jim Keener
Bill Denehy by Alan Cohen
Gary DiSarcina Recalls Bagwell, College Foe by Bill Nowlin

New Britain Red Sox
Freshman Bagwell Had Remlinger’s Number by Alan Cohen
New Britain Red Sox by Alan Cohen
New Britain Red Sox Game Log by Alan Cohen
Butch Hobson: Manager, 1990 New Britain Red Sox by Alan Cohen
Beehive Stadium: Grand Canyon East by Stan Dziurgot

Statistics
Bagwell’s Statistical Legacy by Steve Krevisky
Stats by Tom Monitto
Pages
233
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
April 02, 2019

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