Summary of Roger Kahn's the Boys of Summer

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By Everest Media

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers were a fascinating mix of men, and they were not the most successful team in baseball. They were incredibly good, but they lost the World Series twice to the New York Yankees. #2 The Brooklyn Dodgers were a baseball team that was owned by the Brooklyn Trust Company. It took a succession of winning teams to rescue the franchise from receivership. The team was not inherently funny, but their nickname was. #3 After World War II, Brooklyn began a struggle to adjust to its new surroundings. The automobile liberated people from the subway, and many families left their blocks for outings. #4 The Jackie Robinson Dodgers were the first integrated major league baseball team, and as a result, they became targets for the intolerance in which baseball has been rich. But the team stood together in purpose and for the most part in camaraderie.
Summary of Roger Kahn's the Boys of Summer