VIP Pass to a Pro Baseball Game Day

by Clay Latimer

Baseball stadiums might seem like calm and relaxed places. But come game day, people who work at stadiums are ready to swing into action. Many fans don't get to see what happens as stats are updated, coaches adjust game plans, and production crews entertain the crowd. Get ready to visit a Major League Baseball game and learn what happens behind the scenes.

Genres: Sports, Nonfiction

32 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 2011

Reviews

[Shaeley Santiago]

This book takes a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on at a baseball game. While there is a little bit of information about the athletes themselves, most of the book focuses on other people such as reporters, grounds crew, coaches, and umpires. It provides a unique perspective on a baseball game and would encourage baseball fans to think about the big game from a different point of view.

[Sarah W]

This book shows the many different jobs involved in a game of baseball as well as different places.

[Brenda Kahn]

Conversational in tone, nicely designed, plenty of color action shots that are not terribly well-captioned, text boxes containing extra factoids. Nice addition for baseball fans.

[Jjfoster]

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