Pride of October: What It Was to Be Young and a Yankee

The New York Yankees: The Legend of the Bronx Zoo is a must-read for any baseball fan, especially those who appreciate the rich history of one of Major League Baseball's most iconic teams.

With exclusive interviews from 18 prominent players, including Yogi Berra and Paul O'Neill, this book provides an absorbing account of what it was like to play for the Yankees during different eras.

From the pre-WWII era to the mid-1970s Bronx Zoo teams, Madden's profiles shed light on the experiences of these legendary players and their contributions to the team's legacy.

With an understanding of each player's place in Yankee lore, Madden writes with affection and insight, bringing to life the difficulties faced by some of these players, such as Arlene Howard, widow of Elston Howard, the first African-American to play for the Yankees.

This book is a testament to the depth of New York Yankee history and will appeal to fans of all ages.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of one of baseball's most beloved teams!