Play Ball

Rookies #1

by Mark Freeman

When major-league scouts come looking for hot baseball prospects, the three superstars of the Rosemont Rockets -- Dave "DT" Green, the home-run king; Glen "the Scrapper" Mitchell, lightning second baseman; and Roberto "Magic" Ramirez, fastball whiz -- must work to keep their minds on the game at hand . . .

Genres: Baseball

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Lucas]

I haven't read this series since I was kid but I had been thinking about them for a while. I had to really search for them, but I found them all. This was just as good a book to read now as it was when I was a kid. I'm already looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

[Jared Cervantez]

Play Ball is a book I like becaus of the baseball theme. They have a big game against last years champions. It mainly circles around three friends and all there porblems through the story. There manager is famous MLB Manager Tony La Russa.

[Raul]

It dosen't only talk about baseball thats what I really like it for because it talks about what are the rookies gonna become in the future