Split Season: 1981: Fernandomania, the Bronx Zoo, and the Strike that Saved Baseball
by Jeff Katz
In 1981, baseball faced Fernandomania's thrill, the Bronx Zoo's chaos, and a strike that threatened the game. Jeff Katz details how these forces converged to save and redefine America's pastime, blending excitement, conflict, and lasting impact on the sport.
About This Book
The 1981 baseball season was a pivotal time for Major League Baseball, defined by extraordinary events and figures.
Fernandomania highlighted the excitement surrounding a rising star, captivating fans across the league.
The Bronx Zoo referred to the intense rivalries and personalities within the New York Yankees, adding drama to the games.
A significant players' strike disrupted the season, leading to changes that influenced the future of the sport.
This book explores how these elements combined to create a transformative year in baseball history.
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