Marcos Breton Books

Explores the unique experiences of Latin American baseball players in the Major Leagues, including Roberto Clemente, Orlando Cepeda, and Jose Santana; their struggles, disapointments, and sometimes...

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By Nancy E. O Malley, Art Cullen, Mary C. Curtis, Al Sharpton, Hussein Ibish, Mark Ulriksen, Susan Bro, Anthony Scaramucci, Denver Riggleman, Michael Powell, Joan Walsh, Howard Bryant, Angela Wright Shannon, J L Cauvin, Jacob Heilbrunn, Stephanie Salter, Bronwen Hruska, Steve Kettmann, Stewart O Nan, Keith Olbermann, Rosanna Arquette, Amanda Renteria, Christopher Buckley, Bruce Arena, Wesley K. Clark, Antonia Hitchens, Sandy Alderson, Ken Korach, Addie Tsai, Kuji Chahal, Stephen Mack Jones, Cynthia Tucker, Will Rayman, Sophia Lear, Dusty Baker, Doug Sovern, Marcos Breton, Terry McAuliffe

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