Mariners Magical Season: The 2001 Seattle Mariners

by Stan Emert, Mike Siegel, Mke Siegel

Book Overview

An in depth look at the Seattle Mariners 2001 baseball season that set many major league records and lifted the spirits of a nation under attack. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0936783338
• ISBN13: 9780936783338
• Release Date: January 2010
• Publisher: Merril Press
• Length: 231 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.3" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Perfect for the baseball junkie !!

I'll keep this short and to the point . . . If you are a Mariners fan, or just have a love for the game of baseball, it is necessary for you to check out "Mariners Magical Season" by Stan Emert and Mike Siegel. This book takes you on the ride with the Mariners as they enjoy their incredible run. It is insightful, an enjoyable read, and makes you eagerly anticipate the M's upcoming season. Reading this book will give you the feeling of sitting at Safeco field and experiencing the SoDo Mojo yourself! Check it out!

A Comprehensive Review of Our Great Season!

I picked this book up as a luke warm Mariners fan and couldn't put it down! The player bios and day to day chronicling of each day of the team's season are a valuable addition to the library of any baseball fan.

Wealth of knowledge and passion

This book is great! Not only does it provide a wealth of information about the 2001 games, but captures the passion of the season. I watched so many of the games on TV myself that I wanted something to help me remember what a fun time the Seattle Mariners gave us. This book - Mariners Magical Season - is it. KUDOS! KUDOS! KUDOS! and thanks for writing this book!

A wonderful book about the magic of baseball

I had the good fortune to be able to read a fair amount of this book in the final galley proof just prior to it's going to the printer. Even for a casual baseball fan, this is a page turner. Yes, it has plenty of stats for the most diehard of fans, but it is a beautifully textured and "human" read. It puts the reader on the sidelines, in the dugout, behind homeplate, at all the bases, in the outfield, in the locker-room, in the stands, and inside the mind of a remarkable team. It also weaves in the tragedy of Sept 11, 2001, and the effects on spectator sports, the players, and the special inspiration that baseball provided our country, and perhaps, all the world, at a dark time. This book is about triumph in the finest sense.