James R. Rothaus Books

Kansas City Royals

By James R. Rothaus

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A history of the Kansas City baseball team from its first years of expansion in the 1960s to the present.

Los Angeles Dodgers

By James R. Rothaus

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A history of the popular baseball team, covering the years they played in Brooklyn but emphasizing their activities after they moved to Los Angeles in 1957.

Milwaukee Brewers

By James R. Rothaus

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A history of the baseball team which came to Milwaukee in 1970 and became one of that city's most prized possessions.

Minnesota Twins

By James R. Rothaus

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A history of the baseball team which began as the Washington Senators, covering the years after it moved to the Twin Cities of Minneapolis-St. Paul and changed its name to the Minnesota Twins.

Montreal Expos

By James R. Rothaus

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A history of the first major league baseball team to play in Canada.

New York Mets

By James R. Rothaus

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A history of the baseball team which was created in New York in 1962 under the leadership of manager Casey Stengel after he left the Yankees.

New York Yankees

By James R. Rothaus

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A history of the baseball team with some of the sport's biggest records and most famous players.

Oakland A's

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Pittsburgh Pirates

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A history of the baseball team that started out as a minor league team in 1876 under the name the Pittsburgh Alleghenies.

St. Louis Cardinals

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A history of the baseball team whose players, known as the Redbirds by their fans, have already won nine World Series championships.

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