Bottom of the 33rd: Hope and Redemption in Baseball's Longest Game
by Dan Barry
Dan Barry tells the story of baseball's longest game, capturing the grit and hope of everyone who stayed until the final out.
About This Book
Bottom of the 33rd recounts the remarkable events of a single minor-league baseball game that stretched into the early hours of the morning.
The narrative explores the endurance of players, umpires, and fans who remained through thirty-two innings of play.
Author Dan Barry examines the broader significance of the contest within the history of the sport.
The book reflects on themes of perseverance and community in the face of prolonged uncertainty.
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