Six Good Innings: How One Small Town Became a Little League Giant – An Empathetic Narrative of Coaches, Parents, and the Pressure of Youth Baseball
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Six Good Innings: How One Small Town Became a Little League Giant – An Empathetic Narrative of Coaches, Parents, and the Pressure of Youth Baseball

by Mark Kreidler

Sports Nonfiction
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Six Good Innings explores how one small town became a Little League giant. Through an empathetic narrative about coaches, parents, and young players, Mark Kreidler examines the excitement, expectations, and pressure surrounding youth baseball, offering a thoughtful portrait of the people and community behind the game.

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Six Good Innings examines the world of youth baseball through an empathetic narrative centered on one small town’s rise as a Little League giant.

The book focuses on the people behind the game, including coaches and parents, and considers the hopes, responsibilities, and pressures attached to young athletes.

Using six innings as its frame, it presents youth baseball as both a sporting experience and a community story.

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